Gerard Guthrie
Your non-response rate is 24%, which is higher than desirable but not unusual and should be recognized as a limitation of the study. Older sociology texts have plenty of guidance on non-response rates in questionnaire surveys and how to deal with it. If you can identify the type of non-responders against some population parameters that would help identify any biases.
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Hossam Tharwat Ali
It is publishable. You still have to mention that limitation among others, though. As long as you have done your research to cover or address a gap or controversial points, you can go and publish it. Just try to define your article's score and direction to save your time and effort. Good luck!
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David L Morgan
It sounds like you also have issues with missing data among your respondents. There are any number of ways to deal with missing data, and this has been an active area of research over the last decade or so. So, you might want to read up on your options.
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