"insufficient workers" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a situation where there are not enough workers to complete a task or job. Here is an example: "The construction project had to be delayed due to insufficient workers available to complete the job on time."
One is India's clogged and insufficient infrastructure: workers in Bangalore can spend four hours a day in traffic.
A vertical approach works for a while, and then it hits the ceiling of insufficient health workers and dysfunctional health systems, particularly in countries with high HIV prevalence.
However, in a country with insufficient health workers to provide routine healthcare 27 and many other competing priorities, this may be difficult.
Additionally, low competency of staff handling computerized information systems or insufficient competent workers to operate information systems were pointed at as being one of the major bottlenecks on sustainability of computerized information systems [ 2- 4].
In reviewing clinical data from Mexico, Salinas et al. [ 82] postulated that 35% of all perinatal deaths could have been prevented if structural (e.g., unavailable or poorly maintained equipment, absent or insufficient health workers) and process deficiencies (e.g., incorrect diagnoses or poorly performed procedures), had been addressed (P < 0.0001).
Further, the SAD discloses that shortages in health coverage due to insufficient health worker employment are predominantly concentrated in low-income countries.
Many unsafe behaviors in construction are associated with workers' insufficient vigilance and misperception of risks.
And now experts are warning that a new scheme to ensure employees get into the savings habit will be insufficient and offer workers a false sense of security.
