The phrase "improper education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an education that is inadequate, inappropriate, or not suitable for the intended purpose.
Example: "The report highlighted the consequences of improper education on children's development and future opportunities."
Alternatives: "inadequate education" or "unsuitable education."
In her suit, filed in 1998, Mrs. Falvo argued that peer grading, a practice that she said embarrassed her children, was an improper release of education records.
Therefore, improper implementation of inclusive education as observed in this study's findings means that children with disability will have adjustment problems in regular classes (Obaseki and Osagie-Obazee 2009).
But at home, he faces an unrelenting scandal over allegations that a right-wing education group received improper political favors.
At least, it is the setting in which Edith Hope, an unmarried English woman in flight from an improper love affair, endures a sentimental education, spending her nights in a "veal-coloured" bedroom.
As the population is growing and there are issues of poor housing, lack of exercise, pollution, improper diet and lack of health education, diseases are rampant.
The churches have made tangible contributions to the students' lives and educations; no complaints of improper evangelism have surfaced.
In its reversal yesterday, the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court said that Justice DeGrasse had applied "an improper standard" to what constituted a sound basic education and that the equivalent of an eighth- to- ninth-grade education was sufficient for New Yorkers to function as productive citizens.
Improper waste handling could only be minimized through continuous education of workers at their duty stations [ 11].
Efforts (such as education, training, and querying certifying physicians for improper COD statements) are needed to improve the comparability.
In the Belnick case, Schwartz delivered the opening argument, in which she stated that Belnick, lured by illicit bonuses, improper loans and promises of even more, "abandoned everything his training and education had taught him".
