"insufficient implementation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It should be used to describe a situation where a plan or process has not been carried through or completed sufficiently or properly. For example: "The project was poorly managed due to insufficient implementation of the safety protocols."
In other words, there's nothing wrong with the footballing idea as such, only with its insufficient implementation.
Other downside risks include higher commodity prices, weaker than expected domestic demand and export growth, and slow or insufficient implementation of structural reforms in euro area countries".
"The risks include the possibility of even weaker than expected domestic demand and slow or insufficient implementation of structural reforms in the euro area," Mr. Draghi said.
"Other downside risks include the possibility of weaker-than-expected domestic and global demand and insufficient implementation of structural reforms in euro area countries".
"They include the possibility of weaker than expected domestic and global demand and slow or insufficient implementation of structural reforms in euro area countries".
The problems in the implementation of China's public policies have long drawn considerable attention from academics and the general public; the focal concerns of which include insufficient implementation capacity and deviation from original state intentions.
However, the policy of completely abolishing user fees is insufficient; the implementation process must have a thorough monitoring system to reduce implementation gaps.
While uncooled FPAs and bolometers are available in much larger formats, their readout rates are currently limited to standard video rates of tens of frames per second and insufficient for implementation with fast tuning QCLs.
Only half of the journals requested an explanation if a COI-disclosure statement was missing or incomplete, which shows that having a policy is insufficient, as implementation can be lacking or inconsistent.
Despite the fact that managers and patient safety coordinators in Spanish healthcare organisations perceived most of the studied interventions to prevent and alleviate the impact of AE on second and third victims were considered to be useful, the same individuals who are responsible for promoting and putting into practice such interventions, reported insufficient current implementation.
Insufficient online implementations and lack of timely emergency controls, such as load shedding, generator tripping and proactive islanding, are said to be the common causes of those accidents [2].
