"insufficient guidance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that there was not enough direction or instruction given to someone. This phrase can be used in various situations, such as: - The new employee struggled to complete the task due to insufficient guidance from their supervisor. - The student's essay received a low grade because of insufficient guidance from the teacher. - The project was delayed because the team received insufficient guidance from the project manager. - The company faced financial losses due to insufficient guidance from their financial advisors.
Similarly, a 1-sentence assignment for a 25-page paper may offer insufficient guidance.
That approach, Justice Scalia responded, provided lower courts with insufficient guidance.
Internists are comfortable requesting autopsies, but report insufficient guidance and difficulty with answering technical questions.
Citing what he called "insufficient guidance to the court to analyze the constitutional concerns" raised in the case, the judge ordered the White House to provide a brief defending its position by Tuesday.
Specifically, I agree with him that the majority has not sufficiently explained its reasons for deferring to principles of comity in this case, and therefore its opinion gives insufficient guidance to lower courts.
While we have the most advanced medicines and technology in the world, we have created a health landscape that is bewildering for most people to navigate, with fragmentation of care and insufficient guidance in the face of more and more complex choices.
Most importantly, there is insufficient theoretical guidance and integration in the design, selection and delivery of methods that precisely target known process of pathology.
So let us return to Pollack's thesis that "biotechnology" labs are dangerous, perhaps uniquely so, and that there is insufficient government guidance about safety.
Other potential error sources were insufficient patient guidance or difficulties with the transition from the Widmer CVI classification to the CEAP Clinical Etiological Anatomical Pathophysiologicall) grading.
For too long, local governments have been left to conduct elections with insufficient resources and guidance.
In response to "insufficient management," CERP guidance for Afghanistan was revised in December 2009, according to a statement by the military.
