The phrase "agreement insufficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a contract or understanding does not meet the necessary requirements or standards.
Example: "The committee found that the terms outlined in the contract were vague, leading to the conclusion that the agreement was insufficient."
Alternatives: "inadequate agreement" or "deficient agreement".
Meanwhile, countries with liberal drug policies such as Uruguay, which legalized marijuana in 2014, called the agreement insufficient.
Furthermore, due to variable interobserver agreement, insufficient correlation with MGMT promoter methylation status and the lack of a firm association with patient outcome [ 20, 29, 103], MGMT IHC has not proved to be a clinically usable biomarker for routine diagnostic purposes and clinical decision-making.
There is less agreement and insufficient evidence on the associations between WLR and other livelihoods, and a higher level of agreement, but still limited evidence on associations between WLR and credit, technology adoption, and agricultural productivity.
With the compromise struck last week coming under greater scrutiny, several Republicans inside and outside Congress rejected the agreement as insufficient, given the modest immediate impact of its $38 billion in cuts.
We did not determine inter-rater reliability of data extraction, and it is possible that our methods of ensuring consistent agreement were insufficient.
Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn)., the party's number three, also said that the agreement was insufficient to satisfy the earlier demands.
But critics, especially within the housing community, assailed the agreement as insufficient to address a housing crisis that has 11 million borrowers trapped underwater.
But even though the Paris Agreement is insufficient to achieve the espoused target, it may help us get there by sending strong signals to the private sector to invest more heavily in green technologies.
Determining when voluntary agreements are insufficient is at the crux of the agency's mission, and highlights competing interests.
The assessment argues that Australia's Paris agreement target was "insufficient" but Australia still won't meet it.
He is right to stress that Brazil's central economic challenge is to return to growth a need to which the IMF agreement arguably pays insufficient attention.
