The phrase "a poor perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's inadequate or flawed understanding or interpretation of a situation or concept.
Example: "His decision was based on a poor perception of the market trends, leading to significant losses."
Alternatives: "a flawed understanding" or "an inaccurate view".
Many HR teams find that a poor perception of the public sector from candidates is the most common issue when recruiting.
As Ms. Beers testified, "a poor perception of the U.S. leads to unrest, and unrest has proven to be a threat to our national and international security".
Also, children of mothers with a poor perception of their child's health were more likely to have low IQ, which is consistent with that reported by Bee [ 52].
However, following childbirth many families overlook contraception due to a poor perception of pregnancy risks, difficulty in accessing services, and sociocultural issues [ 5, 6].
It is possible that AN inpatients did not report greater limitations of QoL in comparison to the other subgroups, because of a poor perception of psychosomatic distress [ 56, 57].
The odds of reporting QOL below normative levels were increased more than two-fold for those who experienced complications following surgery, reported upper-body problems, had higher perceived stress levels and/or a poor perception of handling stress (P < 0.01 for all).
Mothers with limited schooling tend to have a poorer perception of their child's oral HRQoL than mothers with higher levels of education.
Previous studies found that adolescents with disabilities often reported that they felt unhappy and had a poorer perception of their health (Canha, 2010; Simões et al. 2010).
In general, immigrants from the Middle East have a poorer perception of health than native Swedes [ 10].
34 35 Senior staff reflect a poorer perception of its working environment, as well as a reduced ability to incorporate evidence into clinical practice.
12, 20 Both studies failed to detect differences between these groups, except that untreated patients had a poorer perception of their health than patients who had been treated 6 months before testing.
