The phrase "lack of weight" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has little or no importance or significance. Example: The argument presented by the defendant's lawyer had a lack of weight, causing the jury to ultimately rule in favor of the prosecution.
Best of all, the lack of weight means the mounting hardware can be commensurately lean.
Jones, who has opted for only two scrum-halves in his squad, will be concerned about a lack of weight in his scrum, who have been coached by the former England captain Steve Borthwick.
The 12C's spruce styling gently emphasizes its lightness and sends an unspoken message (even to those of us who haven't studied automotive aerodynamics) that the car's lack of weight is likely to make it faster and more fuel-efficient.
There was also her dog, her dad, a theory about cabbage and cancer, some giggles — an effortless patter that, for all its lack of weight, was not without a goofy charm.
At this point in his career the tenor's attraction was irresistible; despite some lack of weight in the voice his Siegmund was magnificent, especially in the more lyrical music, such as the long scene with Sieglinde in the first act.
One study in Europe, for instance, published in The Archives of Surgery last year, reported that over 12 years, 60 percent of patients needed another operation, often to remove the band, because of complications or lack of weight loss.
Rebuilding is undermined by smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, insufficient dietary calcium, a shortage of vitamin D, lack of weight-bearing or strength-building exercise and, in women, a lack of estrogen.
It is possible that the lack of weight-related variables in the analyses have affected the results.
This finding may be partially explained by the prevalence of sedentary lifestyle and relative lack of weight-bearing activity in this group of men.
Therefore, the question arises whether a lack of weight-bearing or its decrease will bear an influence on an increase of the MLA's height.
Nevertheless, in a recent survey by the Canadian Paediatric Society, almost half (49.7%) of chart users cited the lack of weight-for-age reference for older children as a hindrance [ 12].
