The phrase "experienced poor quality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a situation where someone has experienced something of poor quality. For example, "The customer experienced poor quality when they received the product."
Health care users and health providers experienced poor quality caring and working environments in the health facilities.
Women in this study experienced poor quality of care even while at higher-level health facilities where well-trained health care providers are supposed to be available.
When patients experienced poor quality of care they reported lack of confidence in care providers, confusion, delays in seeking care and were deterred from maintaining positive self care practices.
21 A recent review showed that when patients experienced poor quality of care they reported lack of confidence in care providers, confusion and delays in seeking care, and were deterred from maintaining positive self-care practices.
It was furthermore more likely that the participants that did not have the support of an interpreter during HEA experienced poor quality of communication and/or experienced that they received little health information, compared with those that had the support of an interpreter.
People with chronic pain experienced poorer quality of life (odds ratio for scoring best possible health vs. good health (or good vs. poor health) 5.6 (95%% confidence interval 3.4 to 9.8)), but we found no evidence of differences between ethnic groups in the impact of chronic pain on the quality of life.
KPIs, however, are not capturing the actual perception of customers, as evidenced by the fact that, in a recurrent way, operators see that network KPIs are very satisfying but customer service is facing an increasing number of subscriber complaints experiencing poor quality of experience.
Researchers now recognize that ICU patients experience poor quality sleep with severely disrupted sleep architecture.
