The phrase "an inadequate description of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that fails to adequately explain or represent a subject or concept.
Example: "The report provided an inadequate description of the project's objectives, leaving many team members confused about their roles."
Alternatives: "a poor explanation of" or "an insufficient account of".
An intermediate rating was given when there was an inadequate description of the design, inadequate methods or analyses, the sample size was too small or there were methodological shortfalls.
Tremendous might prove an inadequate description of their impact.
As she sees it, "fun" is an inadequate description of what video games do in the first place.
He must redirect U.S. policy toward Israel-Palestine to make Hamas-Fatah reconciliation a core American objective, recognize that the "terrorist" label is an inadequate description of the broad movements that are Hamas and Hezbollah and end the Israel-can-do-no-wrong policy that sabotages a two-state solution.
The expression "radical conversion hypothesis", however, was actually coined by Rubinoff (1966) who alongside Mink (1969) rejected it as an inadequate description of Collingwood's position.
Note that the choice of an orthonormal minimal basis set of local wavefunctions may result initially in an inadequate description of the considered electronic eigenvalues.
A pore mouth resistance mechanism, inadequate description of multicomponent equilibria or surface heterogeneity may be responsible for the observed discrepancies.
A further limitation of the documentation is the inadequate description of the scoring method.
However, what we have had to deal with here is more to do with inadequate description of the interventions in the primary studies and an inadequate understanding of the causal mechanisms by which the intervention or its variants might exert their effects.
Such inadequate description of implementation interventions hinders the development of a cumulative science of implementation.
Inadequate description of treatment hampers progress in stroke rehabilitation.
