'low legitimacy' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is not widely accepted or not seen as authoritative. For example, "The government's attempt to pass the bill was met with low legitimacy from the public."
While other countries were not treated as harshly as Congo, colonialism generally produced weak states with poor economies, low legitimacy, high internal division and an increased propensity for conflict.
According to population ecology, the death rate is high for new organizations in the initial stage due to their small number or density and low legitimacy in the market.
Although selecting reviewers according to the principle of complementarity (for example, choosing a generalist and a specialist) will lower IRR, the validity of the process can gain, according to Langfeldt [94]: "Low inter-reviewer agreement on a peer panel is no indication of low validity or low legitimacy of the assessments.
Means tested social assistance has low legitimacy in the general population.
"The law has a very low political legitimacy because of this," said Jérémie Zimmermann, director of La Quadrature du Net, an advocacy group based in Paris.
When organizational density or the level of organizational development is low, the legitimacy mechanism determines organizational performance and rapid development of organizational density is beneficial.
In the most stressed neighborhoods, low levels of legitimacy are clearly linked to high levels of violence.
Fourth, networks can be perceived as effective despite lack of trust, or inflexibility; but some characteristics, such as low levels of legitimacy or of relational governance, seem to be occurring more often among the less effective networks.
Merely acknowledging that some corporate chief executives might be overpaid and some working-class voters might be struggling was enough to get him dismissed by George Will as a "radical" who had supposedly repudiated "free trade, low taxes, the essential legitimacy of America's corporate entities and the market system allocating wealth and opportunity".
Fuel cells, whose main claim to legitimacy is low pollution, also promise higher fuel efficiency than internal combustion engines.
Fuel cells, whose main claim to legitimacy is low pollution, also promise higher fuel efficiency than internal combustion engines can give.
