The phrase "inadequate perception" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to someone's lack of understanding or ability to perceive something accurately. Example: The study found that students with learning disabilities often have inadequate perception of their own abilities, leading to lower academic performance.
It has been shown that inadequate perception of risk may lead to screening that is not consistent with the recommendations for their actual risk category [ 34].
This coupled with an inadequate perception of speed, distance and strength may explain the increase in relatively minor injuries for this age range.
Although the advancement in age is a risk factor in breast cancer, women over 65 were not included in this study, due to a perceived risk of inadequate perception.
The most commonly mentioned factors in poor implementation of guidelines include organizational factors, inadequate perception of the patient's global risk, a clinical inertia resulting in inadequate up titration of therapy when the target is not reached, and poor patient adherence to chronic treatments related to polypharmacy (19– 219.
It gives robust and fast but relatively coarse position estimations against imprecise and inadequate perceptions, and coarse action data, including regular misplacements, and false perceptions.
Since we are forced to act under conditions of uncertainty, it might seem to follow that we are condemned to a life of moral error, constantly making wrong choices on the basis of inadequate perceptions of the goodness and badness of objects.
The increased instability during exercising might have led to inadequate perceptions of exertion and thus, inadequate muscle strength and muscle power training intensities.
Inadequate privacy during antenatal checkup and counselling was associated with women's poor perception of services [ 34, 55].
The preliminary PA shows promising results at identifying patients at risk of significant functional limitations, increased pain and inadequate joint perception after hip arthroplasty.
Considering this, health care providers should explore the patient's illness perceptions before introducing the booklet and if considered inadequate, the perceptions should be discussed in order to improve booklet use.
This finding is consistent with Jallow et al. (2012) who found inadequate privacy to be associated with women's poor perceptions of ANC services in Gambia [ 21].
