The phrase "insufficient value" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something lacks enough worth or importance. Example: "The company's decision to cut employee benefits was met with backlash from the staff, as they felt that the offered compensation had insufficient value."
"There is insufficient value to provide recovery to existing shareholders," the company said.
The government rejected Virgin Money's proposal to buy Northern Rock last year, saying it offered insufficient "value for money".
And, seeing them, no one cries foul about insufficient value or inadequate hospitality.
As drivers and riders gravitate to Uber, the regulation of traditional cab companies looks like a middleman that adds insufficient value for drivers and customers.
Other challenges include the hundreds of millions of dollars in upfront capital, long construction times, and market structures that give insufficient value to grid flexibility.
Land of Leather was approached by several firms interested in snapping up the company at a bargain price in November, but those talks quickly collapsed as the company declared the bids provided "insufficient value to shareholders".
Pixel saturation leads to detection of the low signal data, which usually has insufficient SNR value at low PMT Gain (PMTG), and can show reasonable signal response value at high PMTG.
A second hedonist response is to accept that the insufficiency objector has indeed found a case that is insufficient for value, but then to claim that it is not an instance of pleasure.
About 66% of conformer pairs shape-optimized are rejected due to an insufficient ST value (<0.795) to become a neighbor and the remainder rejected due to insufficient CT value (<0.495) at the shape-optimized superposition.
Every so often, the health authorities strike a batch of drugs off the list for reimbursement under the social-security rules, because of "insufficient therapeutic value".
Nevertheless, most preclinical studies in mice suffer from insufficient predictive value when compared with cancer biology and therapy response of human patients.
