The phrase "no readiness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It usually means the absence or lack of preparedness or willingness to do something. Example: Despite his enthusiasm, John showed no readiness to take on the project and seemed uninterested in learning the necessary skills.
Fifty-four percent showed strong readiness, 14percentt some readiness, and 32percentt little or no readiness.
Central bankers here show no readiness to embark on a long series of rate cuts, as the Federal Reserve has conducted.
For one thing, the Taliban, though composed of different factions and leaders with rival ambitions, have shown no readiness to engage in talks.
First, she contemplated how European powers had stumbled into war in 1914, through "no readiness to accept compromises" and "an arrogant belief in military superiority".
Since the American-brokered Dayton peace accord, Bosnia's ethnic groups have shown no readiness to regard themselves as part of the same country.
Unfortunately, Moscow has shown no readiness to end the conflict it keeps simmering in the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine, let alone address the status of Crimea.
In 2014, 31percentt of American high school graduates met "no" college readiness benchmarks in English, reading, writing, math and science on the ACT.
It stressed that departments could bid for their share of the £1.5bn being made available for no-deal readiness; but in the first instance should try to pay for preparations through "internal reprioritisation".
Game-changing concepts are few and far between, not because the people in the room are incapable of game changing concepts, but because there is no common, fertile ground of understanding, no incubation, no real readiness for what is about to transpire -- or could.
When he came into office, Roosevelt brought with him no clear-cut program, certainly no intellectual readiness to undertake the Keynesian economic measures that would mark his Presidency.
A welcome call was made for progress in the talks to liberalise world trade; and the assembled heads admonished Europe for showing no great readiness to slash farm protection.
