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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Poor results" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe outcomes that are unsatisfactory or below expectations in various contexts, such as academic performance, business metrics, or research findings. Example: "The project was deemed unsuccessful due to the poor results of the initial testing phase."
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Poor results on every load.
Poor results in Australia and the closure of its London headquarters cut profits for Cleanaway.
Poor results by any subgroup can result in a school's being put on the list.
Poor results were obtained using tiebreak contact.
Not every company had poor results.
Several polling firms got notably poor results.
With Lehman, investors are anticipating poor results.
External chatter surrounded Poulter's poor results.
The poor results were not unexpected.
"They didn't expect such poor results.
They discuss it reluctantly, usually only to explain poor results.
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