The phrase "faulty education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an education system or process that is ineffective or has significant flaws.
Example: "Many students struggle to succeed due to the impact of faulty education in their schools."
Alternatives: "deficient education" or "flawed education."
If inequality starts anywhere, many scholars agree, it's with faulty education.
On Sept. 11 we learned that another country's faulty education software can destroy all of Wall Street.
Victor's selective and faulty education starkly contrasts with the Creature's, even though the latter grows up in far harsher circumstances.
The report comes as business leaders, Downs said, realize that a faulty education system will lead to a problematic workforce down the line.
Biased and faulty training leads to biased and faulty policing.
He believed that the Manchu conquest was made possible by faulty government and education, which had rendered China easy prey to alien conquerors.
Our campaign has brought us in contact with thousands of students who are distressed and outraged by what is happening not just at for-profit lending factories like Corinthian Colleges Inc, but inside the faulty, overpriced American education system more broadly.
The results confirm what earlier research found but are especially important amid a movement to privatize public education — encouraged by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos — based in part on the faulty assumption that public schools are inferior to private ones.
An additional confounder may be faulty use of technology-assisted education by educators.
Our entire education system is faulty, claim experts.
And other research has shown that of the 111 million adults without a college degree, many overestimate the costs of a higher education due to faulty information.
