The phrase "and unsatisfactory levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing performance, quality, or outcomes that do not meet expectations or standards.
Example: "The recent survey revealed and unsatisfactory levels of customer satisfaction among our clients."
Alternatives: "and inadequate levels of" or "and poor levels of".
It is measured on a five-point response scale (outstanding level of performance, high level of performance, satisfactory level of performance, needs improvement in level of performance, and unsatisfactory level of performance).
The primary endpoint for school achievement is classified using five ordinal categories: outstanding level of performance, high level of performance, satisfactory level of performance, needs improvement in level of performance, and unsatisfactory level of performance, with the frequency distribution of these five categories being 10%, 20 %, 40 %, 20 and 10%, respectively.
The main blocks to market fungi-resistant GM plants are the lack of deeper understanding of the molecular plant-fungi interactions and the unsatisfactory levels of resistance [7, 8].
As Burton saw it, India, the Middle East and Africa were places where, in Mr. Bernstein's words, "the cultivation of love far surpassed the low and unsatisfactory levels attained in frigid, Christian Europe".
Last week, Mr. McCord had his home tested for a third time and, again, it showed unsatisfactory levels of Aspergillus and Penicillium.
Although it is essential for clinical investigation, histopathologic identification of tissues remains a time consuming and subjective technique, with unsatisfactory levels of inter- and intra-observer discrepancy.
Secondly, most tools used to assess the mental health outcomes present unsatisfactory levels of sensitivity and specificity [ 6, 10- 12].
To better understand the unsatisfactory levels of BP control of this hypertensive population and focus efforts on improving them, it would be useful to know the extent to which hypertensive patients with different risk for vascular complications are not satisfactorily controlled.
The 2009 report found that 41 out of the 65 actions met their original goals, however, 18 were not progressing well according to evaluation criteria as well as 6 were rated as having unsatisfactory levels of progress.
A recent study reported that diabetic patients receive unsatisfactory levels of practical information from their doctors.
