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Discover Ludwig"It is lack of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate a lack of something. For example, "It is lack of financial resources that has caused us to miss this opportunity."
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More routinely, it is lack of funds and capacity.
I realised, eventually, it is lack of collectivity.
However, it is lack of such an evaluation model.
However, it is lack of reliable and effective Q-markers of this prescription.
If the Huskies have any weakness, it is lack of depth.
Clearly, it is not uncertainty about government that is impeding hiring; it is lack of work.
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"It's lack of restraint, folks.
It's lack of trust.
It was lack of money.
It's lack of hope.
It was lack of space.
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