"insufficient discussion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a lack of thorough or detailed conversation or consideration on a particular topic. Example: The essay was marked down for insufficient discussion of the main theme.
Earlier, Spanish officials said that there had been insufficient discussion of Mr. Mersch's candidacy among European Union leaders and that they had blocked his fast-track approval to ensure that a proper debate took place.
While noting that rules exist for service interruption during emergencies, the F.C.C. expressed concern that "there has been insufficient discussion, analysis and consideration" of the questions raised by the intentional interruptions.
The official, an expert in arms control, sounded an apparently conciliatory note by saying that while the administration had explained to China that the proposed system was designed to defend against rogue states like North Korea and not against China, there had been insufficient discussion with Beijing.
Japan lies in one of the world's most seismically active areas, but insufficient discussion has been held about the risks posed by a surrounding group of five calderas and by Sakurajima, an active volcano only 50 kilometres (31 miles) away from the Sendai plant.The central government has to date relied on the NRA and on Kagoshima officials to make the case for the restart.
Limited identification of MES leads to insufficient discussion of current and future trade-offs, even though the 'environment or development' dilemma is commonly emphasized.
Concurrent CAM and conventional medication use, unreliable information and insufficient discussion with conventional providers may have safety implications.
Others have complained that the plan was adopted with insufficient public discussion or review.
It is well known, however, that this reference range describes a severe hypovitaminosis D, and that levels below 50 nmol/l are considered insufficient (see Discussion section).
Dialogue about sexual and reproductive health and rights among scholars, policymakers, researchers, activists and practitioners tends to be insufficient, with discussions around sexuality and rights neglected.
However, 18% found the discussion "insufficient" whilst 28percentnt indicated that psychological aspects of their complaint were "never discussed".
The affirmative resolution laid before parliament is likely to result in a very short debate within a very short timescale, allowing insufficient time for discussion about the full implications.
