The phrase "insufficiently discussed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a topic or issue that has not been thoroughly or adequately addressed or talked about. Here is an example sentence: "The impact of climate change on indigenous communities has been insufficiently discussed in government policies and initiatives."
She develops another register — a quieter, sadder and vividly affecting note that has gone insufficiently discussed.
(One dimension of this third question concerns the amount or severity of punishment; another, which is insufficiently discussed by philosophers, concerns the concrete modes of punishment that should be available, in general or for particular crimes).
The unique challenges my demographic face are insufficiently discussed and advocated for.
We conducted a systematic review of the literature to address a relevant and insufficiently discussed issue concerning misuses of reporting guidelines.
In particular, errors in the process of therapy, notably in psychotherapy, are insufficiently discussed and still rather vague (see results above, A1.2) so need further investigation.
The interviews showed that this very mental-health specific topic of errors in the process of therapy, especially in psychotherapy, is insufficiently discussed and still rather vague.
This is an important field of research which so far appears to be insufficiently studied and discussed.
The gendered nature of certain crimes and their victims and the gendered nature of so much law, because it is largely created and administered by men, is still insufficiently recognised or discussed.
QOL is also frequently insufficiently analyzed, reported or discussed in the study report or subsequent publications [ 5], despite the increasing emphasis in clinical practice and research to use patient centered outcomes and child perspectives [ 10].
In any event, even assuming that the survey should have been admitted, it does not warrant reversal of summary judgment because it was insufficiently probative of confusion to overcome the factors discussed above.
Physical abuse was rarely mentioned, was discussed by women only and was identified as insufficiently probed during data analysis.
