"lack of learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an unwillingness to learn or a lack of knowledge or education. For example, "His lack of learning made it difficult for him to find a job."
"These typically are chaotic, have very poor leadership and a lack of learning culture.
The within-subject comparison of Time 1 vs Time 2 assessments without regard to medication status indicated a lack of learning effects.
The final piece of evidence showing the disconnect between the apparent increase in rigor and the lack of learning again comes from the LTT data.
Yet, as we show in this paper, a total of 46% of normal individuals exhibited poor performance on the task, indicating a lack of learning.
No other art has this problem: the English can appreciate German music as well as the Germans or, if they do not, it is not for lack of learning a language.
Families tell us that a lack of learning disability training and cuts to DEAs is leading to many people with a learning disability being unfairly sanctioned and receiving insufficient support to appeal decisions, or the right support to find employment.
In this study, lack of interference thus refers to lack of degradation of learning performance between two tasks.
It's the continuing lack of recognition of learning disabled people as fully human.
Despite the lack of certification, learning with technology in this way presents opportunities to gather information about and present new ways of exploiting an individual's learning.
Despite this lack of student learning evidence, there is a widely accepted consensus model of effective professional development (Desimone 2009; Wilson 2013).
If, however, most become stuck in non-graduate jobs perhaps due to lack of workplace learning opportunities the efficiency, welfare, and policy implications become greater.
