The phrase "lacking in evidence" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase to argue that there is not enough evidence for a particular claim or idea. For example: "The prosecution's case was lacking in evidence and ultimately failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt."
** Cirincione called some of the Administration's claims about Iran "questionable" or lacking in evidence.
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Cirincione called some of the Administration's claims about Iran "questionable" or lacking in evidence.
The force have now also admitted that the initial file presented to the CPS in 2001 was lacking in evidence.
If the campaign was one of claim and counter claim, often a lacking in evidence, the execution of next steps must be thorough, clear, honest and considered.
"And it is disturbing that the S.E.C. would bring a case that is so lacking in evidence, and so riddled with distortions and inaccuracies".
But East Texas Republican Louie Gohmert went on with Anderson last night to reassert the claim in an exchange that made up in volume what it lacked in evidence.
He explains why college rankings are often lacking in hard evidence, why essay questions on tests disadvantage women, why the most grievous errors in education testing are not made by testing organizations--and much more.
Members of TIRIAS Research attending some of the FTC lawsuit proceedings and found the FTC case lacking in both evidence of market influence or harm.
But as the males are known to be displaying to females sat above them, this significant point of view was lacking in documentary evidence.
All in all, reviewed studies showed inconsistent results and were lacking in clear evidence of an association.
