The phrase "achieve poor levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of substandard performance or results in a particular area or context.
Example: "The team was disappointed to find that they had achieved poor levels of customer satisfaction this quarter."
Alternatives: "reach inadequate levels of" or "attain unsatisfactory levels of".
If coverage is no higher than that achieved by the 23 valent vaccine, then the impact on budgets would be much reduced, as this programme only achieves poor levels of uptake.
Poor levels of educational attainment.
Also, 48% of patients achieve moderate outcome and only 25% achieve poor outcome.
This poor level of COPD prevention among people at baseline could also explain the greater outcomes achieved by this well designed health education programme in our integrated intervention.
Optimal glycaemic control is necessary to minimize complications, but less than 70% of diabetic patients achieve target levels of blood glucose, partly due to poor access to qualified health care providers.
Societies that achieve high levels of health and longevity for most, while the poor and marginalized die young, do not comport with social justice.
The central question is whether poor childhood family environments reduce the ability for children to leverage their genetic gifts to achieve high levels of educational attainments.
Current levels of resource and energy consumption indicate that not all of the world can achieve high levels of development.
"The challenge now is to achieve high levels of coverage of existing and new interventions, such as vaccinations and skilled birth attendants, by targeting the poorest populations where infant and child mortality remain high".
Since then successive waves of enlargement carried the hopes of poorer European countries to achieve the wealth levels of "core Europe".For many new EU members, entry has indeed triggered rapid economic growth.
