The phrase "attainment deficits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing gaps or shortcomings in achieving certain goals or standards, often in educational or developmental settings.
Example: "The study revealed significant attainment deficits among students from low-income backgrounds, highlighting the need for targeted interventions."
Alternatives: "achievement gaps" or "performance shortfalls".
International comparisons incorporating expanded data on cognitive skills reveal much larger skill deficits in developing countries than generally derived from just school enrollment and attainment.
Many of the effects described in adolescence after early-life exposure, including decreased academic attainment, social deficits, and behavioral difficulties are comparable with the early antecedents of SSDs.
However, when controlling for the potentially mediating effect of IQ and reading ability, the negative effects of attention deficit disorder on educational attainment lost significance [ 10].
It is possible that children with higher educational attainment may be more mature, suffer less intellectual deficits, and therefore are capable of taking better care of themselves, thereby imposing less burden on the caregivers.
Kinetics of the deficit in haematocrit from <30%% until attainment of ≥30%% were estimated by a non-compartment model.
Recent work has also documented the severe functional impairments associated with ADHD including educational and occupational under attainment, driving accidents, addictive behaviors and a wide range of interpersonal deficits adversely impacting all aspects of life [ 4] supporting the need for the identification of safe and effective treatments for this disorder in adults.
Measurements were conducted at c. 400 μmol CO2 mol_1 air, constant leaf temperature (T leaf = 33 ± 2°C), and constant vapor pressure deficit (VPD = 2.5 kPa ± 0.2) after the attainment of steady-state photosynthetic rates.
If women in low-income countries adopt the same behaviours of their peers in high-income countries, current deficits of medical professionals will likely increase, with obvious implication for the attainment of the UHC goals.
The socioeconomic and familial risk factors that influence educational attainment appeared to be similar for cancer survivors and controls, but female survivors showed more deficits in educational attainment than men.
However, this focus on the attainment figures has meant that there have been lots of interventions targeted at overcoming the perceived deficits of ethnic minority children.
