"description is insufficient" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that the information provided is not enough to fully explain or understand something. Here is an example: "The job listing only provided a brief overview of the position, and the description is insufficient to determine if I am qualified for the role."
The level of concomitant femoral shaft fracture was midshaft in six cases, distal third in one, and the description was insufficient to determine the level in two cases [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7].
Because of the incomplete methodological description of the studies, it was difficult to assess whether the methodological quality itself or only the description was insufficient.
After excluding the two antibiotic-related reports and the report for which the description was insufficient, the most common categories of defence breached were those that related to separation of intravenous vinca alkaloids and intrathecal medication in terms of timing (n=16) and location (n=8).
The regulator also said the disclosure statements, such as "Thanks to Oreo for making this video possible", either in the video or in the text descriptions were "insufficient to make clear the marketing nature of the videos".
Such descriptions are insufficient for language learners in China (see the introduction part for detailed illustration).
Similarly, diffusion of molecules to and from small volume regions also occur probabilistically and an average description is often insufficient.
Kripke gives the example of the name 'Feynman' to which the members of a certain group attach the indefinite description 'a physicist', which is insufficient, due to the popularity of the profession, to single anyone out, let alone Feynman himself.
The experimental findings clearly prove that the Gärtner/Butler model is insufficient for description of the iph dlay) and iph(U) behaviour of ultrathin amorphous TiO2 films.
Simple empirical description of biochemical reaction networks is insufficient for discovery of the general principles underlying biological process and prediction of dynamic response of biological networks to drug interventions or environmental perturbation [3].
Tentative cut-scores for identification of significant cognitive impairment irrespective of diagnosis are available [ 35], but the resulting binary classification is insufficient for description of the severity of identified impairment relative to a patient's clinical cohort after adjustment for age, gender, and education.
