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The phrase 'or lack of' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most often used to indicate a shortage or absence of something. For example, "The team's success was due to their hard work or lack of it."
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Or lack of it.
Or lack of them.
Or lack of one.
Or lack of clarity about expectations?
Or lack of courage, or lack of public-spiritedness.
Or lack of objective measurement.
Behold its colors — or lack of them.
Time, or lack of it, as always.
Or lack of haircuts, more like.
Grey matter - or lack of it - can be another problem.
Career progression (or lack of) is also a problem.
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