The phrase "inadequacy of reporting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a lack of thoroughness or accuracy in the way information is reported or shared. Example: The government's response to the crisis was hindered by the inadequacy of reporting from various agencies. Important details were left out and delays occurred as a result.
Due to the inadequacy of reporting, it was difficult to assess: how and when participants in each cohort were recruited, exact ages at which exposure and outcome were assessed, and the overall internal validity and generalizability of each study.
This review of articles published (in the Lancet and NEJM) in the past 5 years (2008 2013) has highlighted the continued inadequacy of reporting information about missing data and the MI procedure in research articles that use MI.
It is estimated that 30 million women and men acquire anogenital warts (condyloma acuminata) or low grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia each year, 2 which may be an underestimation given the inadequacy of reporting in many countries and evidence of a rising incidence over time.
Many of the omissions were related to inadequacies of reporting rather than deficiencies in trial design.
Another reason is the inadequacy of reports that would show planned targets and actual accomplishments.
For example, some inadequacies of reporting exist at facility, district, and provincial levels.
The algorithim was developed by sports scientists at Australian Catholic University's world-leading School of Exercise Science in response to the inadequacy of the current method of reporting of professional cricketers' workloads, which only takes into account the number of deliveries bowled and not the intensity and effort required to do so.
Poor reporting in the trials, however, is not the sole contributor to the inadequacies of intervention reporting in systematic reviews.
Although our interview did not address the formal process of reporting and investigating the adverse event, many informants raised the investigation process and its inadequacies.
At the same time, a number of men also described concerns about masculinity, focusing on feelings of inadequacy, as reported in previous research on identity and sexuality in men with cancer [ 11, 12, 102, 103].
Due to the inadequacy of the earlier reported model, a new analytical model is proposed and implemented with the in-house controlled experiments.
