"inadequate implementation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation where something has not been put into action or executed properly or effectively. Example: The project's failure was due to inadequate implementation of the proposed strategies.
Implementation fidelity cannot be assumed when assessing effectiveness as inadequate implementation may explain unachieved outcomes [ 37].
Inadequate implementation isn't the only problem.
The report noted, however, that "in many instances, China has sought to deflect attention from its inadequate implementation" by making temporary changes to muffle criticism abroad.
Not a vestige of the houses or the money spent remains: union rules, tradition and inadequate implementation obliterated them, as has happened to similar units across the country.
"The overarching problem is inadequate implementation and compliance among the agencies," Malcolm Byrne, deputy director at the National Security Archive, told us.
The inadequate implementation can make math reforms seem like the most absurd form of policy change — one that creates a whole new problem to solve.
- In 18% of the cases water loss due to seepage was a result of poor implementation (inadequate depth and width of puddle, inadequate or no use of clayey impervious soil in puddle, and poor compaction of bunds) - Technical specifications were not always adhered to.
Findings also facilitate our understanding of the root causes of inadequate IMCI implementation with unpreparedness for the strategy exhibited by planners (provincial level) and implementers (district level).
There should also be a clear plan for immediate reimposition of crippling sanctions in the event of inadequate Iranian implementation of an agreement.
Multiple factors are likely to have influenced these results, including inadequate program implementation and differential drop-out.
