The phrase "and poor level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a substandard quality or degree of something, often in a critical context.
Example: "The report highlighted the issues related to the project's management and poor level of communication among team members."
Alternatives: "and inadequate level of" or "and low standard of".
The findings of this study are relevant to low-income countries, such as Bangladesh and Tanzania, which frequently employ volunteer CHWs in community based health programs, and high dropout and poor level of performance of CHWs are common problems there due to their erratic and performance-based income.
We have hypothesized about factors that may be responsible for this including physician-related factors like poor training, time constraints and profit motivated practice, and patient-related factors like low education, older age and poor level of mental health literacy among patients.
21 Our study also showed a significant association between low WC and poor level of glycemic control among Type 1 diabetic patients.
10 Participants described a period of time where symptoms were apparent, in particular breathlessness, but a range of self-explanations were suggested such as increasing age and poor level of fitness.
Unfortunately, while we aimed to compare in detail barriers to early presentation with symptomatic breast cancer between different groups of black women in the USA and the UK, this proved impossible due to paucity of UK studies and poor level of reporting in many of the published US studies.
The only survey of this type done in HK reported that 76.9 % of community nurses were unwilling to work in a pandemic [ 29], which agreed well with the estimate (83%% unwillingness) from a study on home HCWs in the United States [ 27], reflecting the high risk and poor level of protection in the community/home settings.
But Sankar says that due to a shortage of resources, the system suffers from massive gaps including shortage of infrastructure and poor levels of teacher training.
Working out what turns customers off is not difficult, yet stores still struggle with these issues: goods out of stock, long queues at the checkouts and poor levels of service.
Intermittent water supplies need to be adopted due to water scarcity and if not planned properly, results in inequities in water deliveries to consumers and poor levels of service.
Due to conflict, these countries have little or no infrastructure and poor levels of literacy.
The majority, 390 (88%) of respondents had good, while 30 (6.8%) and 23 (5.2%) had average and poor levels of knowledge on malaria respectively.
