'lack recourse' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to mean that someone or something does not have access to the appropriate means of dealing with a situation. Example: "The smaller businesses in the area unfortunately have very limited resources and lack recourse when faced with a financial crisis."
A mistaken or fraudulent entry could lead to a site being delisted or demoted in search results, and because this system is largely internal to the companies and not part of an official process (like DMCA takedowns, such as they are), the owner of that entry could lack recourse.
Syrians say that Turks take advantage of refugees who are desperate for jobs, and of the fact that many of them do not have work permits and lack recourse to Turkish courts if an employer pays them less than the minimum wage.
There is, in one of the major moral shades of grey, coercion if performers lack recourse to earn adequate income, a culture of unbridled extremism in that one needs stand out in an fully saturated market, and a broad failure to enforce or advocate for sex worker (read: human) rights.
Reflecting the fact that many researchers lack recourse to high-fidelity empirical contact data for model integration, the third manipulation focused on fitted synthetic networks.
Potential savings are often insufficient to trump concerns about quality and the lack of recourse if something goes wrong.
Limited East Asian representation in the IMF and World Bank underscored the powerlessness of affected economies, as well as their lack of recourse within existing global governance arrangements.
It is mindful of the huge scale of local corruption, of the lack of recourse open to its victims and of the simmering hatred it engenders.
It is, he adds, procedural injustices, abuses of power and the lack of recourse that make people angry enough to take to the streets.Most migrant workers know first-hand what Mr Whyte is talking about.
Addressing a client's nervousness over a lack of recourse to a second authority, Mr. Martinez said, "What I tell them is that if something's wrong, I'll fix it".
As a result, migrant workers can have difficulty accessing local health and social services and can be deprived of rights either because of their illegal status or because they lack easy recourse to the courts.
One example of the lack of recourse available to victims was seen in the recent case of a young student who was filmed by her boyfriend, without her knowledge, while they were having sex.
