"lack of sanitary" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
A more correct way to phrase this would be "lack of sanitation." This phrase is typically used to describe a situation or place that does not have proper cleanliness or hygiene measures in place. Example: The lack of sanitation in the public restroom was concerning, as there was no soap or paper towels available.
An estimated 30% of girls leave school when they start their periods, often because of a lack of sanitary pads.
We also liked how they featured Patricia's own words to tell the story of the indignities a lack of sanitary towels and tampons creates.
The biggest issue affecting girls in Kenya is lack of sanitary towels and that, during their period, they can't attend school – they have to stay at home.
Eighty-eight percent of the four billion annual cases of diarrhea reported worldwide have been attributed to lack of sanitary drinking water.
This was due to lack of washrooms, lack of sanitary pads and bullying by peers, focus groups with 12 to 17 year olds in 20 primary schools in five districts revealed.
And by the way, if you are interested to know why, in Africa, almost all girls drop out of education at puberty, one reason is the lack of sanitary provision – the mere absence of a circle of sticks for privacy.
Lack of appropriate sanitary facilities remains a key factor in girls dropping out.
Toxoplasmosis may be equally important in many other developing countries, where the lack of adequate sanitary conditions expose populations to a variety of diseases.
Second, it is very common that the conditions of imprisonment are themselves unhealthy being characterised by lack of space, sanitary facilities, light, and fresh air.
To illustrate their mental health status, one can nonetheless point to the high rates of poverty and extreme poverty in their communities, overcrowded housing, illiteracy, and lack of basic sanitary services such as water, electricity and sewage.
Available data on Indigenous communities invariably show high rates of poverty and extreme poverty, overcrowded housing, illiteracy, and lack of basic sanitary services such as water, electricity and sewage.
