The phrase "based on insufficient information" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a conclusion or decision was made without enough evidence or data to support it. Example: The company's marketing strategy was based on insufficient information, resulting in low sales and customer dissatisfaction.
Before taking results too seriously or making ill-informed decisions based on insufficient information, consult a medical provider.
Most Republicans have rejected those findings, saying that the estimates were based on insufficient information.
Scanadu's first product, the 'Medical Tricorder', is built specifically with parents with kids in mind, and to help avoid expensive trips to hospitals based on insufficient information and/or anxiety.
"Our decision not to file charges was based on insufficient information to support the case.
There are examples in the literature of investigators jumping to conclusions based on insufficient information.
Papers for which no agreement could be reached on the design, based on insufficient information, were assigned as non-classifiable.
But most governments and large aid organizations are still doling out billions of dollars based on insufficient data.
"Some decisions have been made based on insufficient financial information and analysis, as exemplified by the decisions to merge and close some arm's-length bodies.
As part of my research for the third book in my Crew to Captain series, I assembled the following pieces of advice: 1. Making decisions based on insufficient management information (MI) is not going to help.
Without accurate, one-hectare resolution carbon geographies, land use decisions by subnational stakeholders (individual landowners and agencies) may be based on insufficient or biased information.
It merely said it had been based on insufficient information leaving the possible presumption that with more information it might yet prove to be true.
