The phrase "a poor quality service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a service that does not meet acceptable standards or expectations.
Example: "The restaurant received negative reviews due to its poor quality service, which disappointed many customers."
Alternatives: "subpar service" or "inferior service".
The association of cheap/free PN with a poorer quality service and less likelihood of achieving benefits was also observed in primary analysis of Food4Me focus group data in the EU population.
Alternatively, providing a very poor quality service could be observed by parents and they may have sufficient choices available to take their child to another facility.
One of the fiercest opponents, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, has been waging a lawsuit in Connecticut Superior Court to block the deal, arguing that it would be bad for energy customers, the economy and the environment in his state because Con Ed has an "abysmal record of high rates, poor quality service and environmental disrespect".
This poor service delivery has rendered public supply a standby source as many consumers who cannot afford irregular and poor quality service substitute more expensive captive supply alternatives to minimize the negative consequences of power supply interruptions on their production activities and profitability.
A Sky spokesperson said: "For years, BT has been under-investing and delivering poor quality service for customers.
Yours, Lembit Dear Lembit Good stuff indeed, Lembit, and I can be convinced of the danger of poor quality service if profit is the main motive.
Lesson 2 The high rates paid by the poor for poor quality service cannot easily be transformed into lower rates for better quality services.
In Nepal, additional reasons for low utilization of SBA services include poor quality service, unavailability and inaccessibility of services, minimal staff support, lack of medicine and equipment, and deficient referral systems [ 32].
