"insufficient compared" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would typically use it to compare two or more things that are found to be lacking in adequacy. For example, "Our budget for this project is insufficient compared to the cost of the materials we need to complete it."
A significant linear association was also found between the severity of VFs and the prevalence of vitamin D insufficiency: 97% of grade 2/3 VFs patients were vitamin D insufficient compared to 85% of patients with grade 1 VFs and 78% of patients without VFs.
The report cites corruption "at all levels" as impeding significant progress and claims that anti-trafficking law enforcement remains insufficient compared with the overall scale of trafficking and slavery.
The report cites corruption "at all levels" as impeding significant headway and claims that anti-trafficking law enforcement remains insufficient compared with the overall scale of trafficking and slavery.
The Telephone Preference Service's current 'opt-out' [of marketing calls] system is the lowest permitted by the European Union; firms continue to sell high-risk financial products via unsolicited marketing calls and texts; and the resources available to regulators are insufficient compared to the scale of the problem".
Average penalty: A user application is penalized when the allocated data budget is insufficient compared to its requirement.
For social theory, the studies based on experimental simulation technologies are insufficient compared to the studies based on traditional credit theory.
The ORR performance of metal-free electrocatalysts are known to be limited by insufficient activity compared with platinum catalysts.
These methods turn out to be insufficient when compared with experimental data, especially concerning the lateral receptance spectrum.
Additionally, individuals with non-migraine headache had higher (p < 0.001) prevalence of insufficient sleep compared to those with non-headache (Fig. 2).
The mechanical properties of CNT and CNF were evaluated in many studies but the research on CNF has been insufficient as compared to that of CNT.
Evaluation is done on both conventional and CRDI engines, though literature on the latter are few and insufficient when compared to the former.
