The phrase 'poor analysis' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used any time you need to describe an incorrect or inadequate assessment or interpretation. For example: 'The professor was unimpressed with the student's poor analysis of the data.'.
More importantly, it reflects and encourages poor analysis.
Millions will suffer as a result of this poor analysis by a Department in chaos".
"It blames the intel community for poor analysis, but it lets the political appointees off the hook".
But this attitude, however idealistic, is based on a poor analysis and an exaggerated fear of dumbed-down homogenization.
There had been "poor analysis" of the evidence, which led to unsustainable conclusions by Holland, she said.
Healey went further than McCrone, by asserting that underselling was a deliberate political decision; McCrone believes it was simply poor analysis by the DTI.
Section 3 presents the theoretical framework of agricultural modernization, while Sect. 4 explains the features of the CGE-microsimulation model and presents an analytical framework for pro-poor analysis.
This paper applies the framework for pro-poor analysis to welfare changes from a CGE-microsimulation model to analyze what are the better or worse models for agriculture modernization, and to estimate the contribution of growth and redistribution to changes in poverty in DRC.
Moroi examined the adaptation of the QMI for Japanese mothers whose children went to a nursery school or a kindergarten, and reported its reliability (Good-Poor Analysis: p < 0.001, I-T correlation: r = 0.721 0.835, first factor loading, 0.802 0.892), and internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha, 0.927) [ 24].
"McCain's facial repertory is very poor," the analysis said.
Democrats previously demanded the "torture memos" of the Bush administration that revealed both poor legal analysis by Judge Jay Bybee and Professor John Yoo to justify torture.
