The phrase "are low quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that does not meet a certain standard of excellence or is subpar in nature.
Example: "The products we received from the supplier are low quality and do not meet our expectations."
Alternatives: "are substandard" or "are of poor quality."
Some are low quality and don't look anything like the originals.
The Class A market, denominated in Chinese yuan, has risen for years even though many of the companies listed there are low quality by international standards.
The new tool is called the Objective Revision Evaluation Services (ORES), and Wikipedia says it functions like a pair of 'X-ray specs' - combing through the edits made on the site and detecting which ones are low quality based on the language used and the context in which the edits are made.
These are low quality ads selling low quality products to users who've seen a game just like them before and know what to expect.
In our experience, many domain-related sentiment words are not covered in general lexicons, which are low quality from the perspective of a specific domain.
Among the most frequently debated problems are: low quality of the impact assessment statements, weak public participation, project delays, increased costs for proponents, amongst others.
According to officials, the ricin in Curtis's letters was low quality, described as less than 1percentntoxinin.
"In England, frozen food has the reputation of being low quality – that's nothing to do with it being frozen," he says.
"I think we arrived late on the summit of K2 because the technical equipment was low quality," he was quoted as saying by the Italian news agency ANSA.
There are some good reasons why Chad's take is low: it is landlocked, its oil is low quality, and the government contributed little or no expertise.
There are a lot of banks that tend to be low quality and high risk, and industry is heavily capital intensive and export dependent".
