The phrase "at insufficient" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The project was halted at insufficient funding."
Alternatives: "due to inadequate" or "because of a lack of".
Solow — or "deaf, eighty-five-year-old Bob Solow," as he called himself when a reporter introduced herself at insufficient volume — was doing a Hundred Days double act with Joseph Stiglitz, the nation's other most prominent non-Krugman Nobel Prize liberal economist.
The results revealed that hydroxyl was formed at insufficient oxidation while epoxide appeared at strong oxidation.
Lower τeff values result at insufficient (<2 h) or prolonged dye adsorption times (>2 h).
The first type looks at 'Time Constraint and lack of Data' and the second looks at "Insufficient time to use data".
The study reveals the risk premium decreases at location with sufficient underground water, and raw material subsidy options are worth less to the Decision Makers at insufficient underground water locations.
It is formally possible that at least some of the defective SUB proteins have residual activity but are present at insufficient levels at the cell surface.
In this scenario, a single mir-35 -42 family member (mir-42 ) could be sufficient to repress the mir-35 -42 target genes at 20°, but insufficient at 25°.
"In some instances allegations were insufficiently investigated and, where sanctions were imposed they are at times insufficient and clearly unconvincing".
Thirty-three show progress, but at an insufficient rate to meet the targets, 10 show no progress, five show things getting worse and three have not been evaluated.
To the extent that his insults could be interpreted as criticism, it was directed at the insufficient realism of the paintings.
Importantly, economic growth has for the most part been at rates insufficient to achieve sustained reductions in unemployment, which has recently been fluctuating a bit above 9 percent.
