"insufficient action" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe when someone has not taken enough action or has not taken the necessary action in a certain situation. For example, "The government has not taken enough action to address the issue of climate change, which is why it is considered an example of insufficient action."
"The legal quibbling, precautions and pretexts for insufficient action are not acceptable".
He argued that the risks of insufficient action — lack of action had led Japan into a prolonged slump in the nineteen-nineties — were far greater than those of overdoing it.
The commission warned that reforms there had "nearly come to a halt" and listed nine issues of concern, including insufficient action on potato ring rot and wart disease, the lack of a fisheries control system and weak food hygiene standards.
As one said: "I think a full understanding of what must be done quickly, and the consequences of insufficient action, is lacking among the policy makers and the public".
If Mr. Draghi and the E.C.B. take insufficient action and the eurozone economy indeed stagnates or falls into a long recession, it could mean a lost generation of Europeans living with high unemployment and declining living standards.
He was elected (1996 97) to the Palestinian Legislative Council before withdrawing his support from PLO leader Yasir Arafat, particularly over what he considered insufficient action in response to Israeli settlements in disputed territory.
Limited understanding about the industry's leading to insufficient actions is currently a significant bottleneck in Finland.
In most cases the clinical panel members agreed that the advice given by NHSDW nurse advisors was clinically justifiable and appropriate 2. In a minority of cases concerns were raised that advice given led to insufficient actions 3.
Peace on earth and good will toward men are beautiful ideas but insufficient - action is required.
"Clearly, downside risks continue to loom large, importantly reflecting risks of delayed or insufficient policy action," the fund warned.
"Clearly, downside risks continue to loom large, importantly reflecting risks of delayed or insufficient policy action," the IMF wrote in the latest World Economic Outlook.
