"insufficient integration" is a valid phrase in written English.
It generally refers to the extent to which two or more components of a system interact. For example, "The software package failed its security audit due to insufficient integration of the authentication module."
Overarching concerns were (a) inadequate preparation for open disclosure, (b) inappropriate disclosure of unexpected outcomes, (c) lack of follow-up support, (d) lack of appropriate closure, and (e) insufficient integration of open disclosure with improvement of patient safety.
Although the law encourages a vote held in public and a detailed explanation, the council made its decision in private and gave no justification for the denials beyond "insufficient integration".
Findings show insufficient integration in the following aspects, namely tram and bus routes and services, fares on multi-modal journeys, tram station distribution, service intervals, and luggage auxiliary support.
Images of children in a Turkish-financed mosque re-enacting the first world war battle of Gallipoli have dominated headlines in Austria for weeks, and intensified a nationwide debate over what is widely viewed as the insufficient integration of people of Turkish origin in Austrian society.
Beyond social factors, we believe that there are at least two main elements that contribute to this lack of adoption: (i) the insufficient integration of existing techniques in mainstream IDEs and (ii) the lack of support for a continuous (daily) usage of QA tools.
The background material and terminology presented for the various disciplines such as CRM, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), and data warehousing that are now converging is believed to be very important in order to ensure that the past missteps of insufficient integration (which in turn results in less-than-optimal solutions) aren't repeated in the e-commerce arena.
Established methods such as input output (I/O) analysis face limitations when assessing these regional effects due to insufficient model integration of RE sectors.
According to the recent IDC report FutureScape: Worldwide CIO Agenda 2016 Predictions, "By 2018, 70% of siloed digital transformation initiatives will ultimately fail because of insufficient collaboration, integration, sourcing or project management". You read that right: Experts predict a failure rate of more than two-thirds for digital transformation initiatives.
In school, dropout may be caused by the frequent repeating of grades, insufficient pupil integration or poor relationships with teachers and classmates.
The two main integrating forces that carried the European project so far - security and economic prosperity - are insufficient for further integration.
While many of the components of electronic filing have been available for some time, the lack of standards, difficulty of integration, insufficient training and customer support, and equipment and software costs have been limiting factors.
