lack of cohesion

collocation in English

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cohesion
noun[U]
uk
/kəʊˈhiː.ʒən/us
/koʊˈhiː.ʒən/
the situation when the members of a group or society ...
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(Definition oflack-ofandcohesionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Initially, thislackofcohesioncan be observed in certain forms within the painting that figure their own separateness from the composition as a whole.
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Such an editorial organization could lead tolackofcohesionand possible repetition but for the most part this is not evident.
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Most reviewers also agree that there is alackofcohesionbetween reminiscence theory and both research and practice.
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A general criticism might be leveled against the editor (s) for the volume'slackofcohesion.
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Despite its limitations (for example, thelackofcohesionbetween the different chapters and the paucity of genuine ' debate questions '), the overall format is excellent.
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Lackofcohesionamong the papers aside, the quality of the papers also varies too much.
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At this historical juncture, it indicates an importantlackofcohesionbetween local leaders.
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However, thelackofcohesion, common interest and shared strategies among the members were perceived as limiting the functionality and effectiveness of these groups.
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Alackofcohesionis bad news, even for strong national economies.
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This is because there is no point defining the framework if there is alackofcohesionbetween one sector and another.
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I quite take his original point about thelackofcohesionbetween the two sides of my argument.
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Even though the single regeneration budget has been, as it were, legalised, there is alackofcohesion.
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Let us not make faith schools the scapegoats for thelackofcohesionin some of our cities.
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We have a certainlackofcohesionhere and it is up to us to clarify our agricultural and industrial social model.
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Thatlackofcohesionis undoubtedly a source of weakness, not merely politically but also economically.
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But they are the areas of social disorganisation andlackofcohesion.
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A further flaw may be thelackofcohesion, on unitary development plans, among unitary councils.
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The previous speakers have already drawn attention to thelackofcohesionin the democratic process where this issue is concerned.
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I refer to thelackofcohesionwhich seems to exist in relation to older citizens.
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In the past, there was alackofcohesionand of an overall strategy.
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