The phrase 'poor education level' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who lacks educational knowledge or training, such as in the sentence "The poor education level of many rural communities can make it difficult for students to access educational resources."
It may because of their poor education level or – perhaps more likely – that there are no perpetrators so there is no need for a signed witness report.
Demographic and health survey done in Indonesia earlier has shown that poverty, poor education level, living in rural area are the reasons of having poor antenatal and postnatal health services utilization [ 43, 47– 47].
A recent Malaysian study which reported similar associations postulated that minority ethnic Indians experienced extensive psychological comorbidities due to triadic stressors of socioeconomic constraints, poor education level and perceived discrimination.
But after getting involved with issues around poor education levels in some state schools while at university, he now works for campaign group Debate Mate.
And though the population as a whole is quite poor, education levels for girls are among the highest in the country.
However, there is also an increasing problem of poor education levels in Arab countries due to a lack of spending in research and education, which it is argued should be invested in rather than building skyscrapers, and that the tower is nothing more than a symbol of hubris.
This is highly relevant because preventive strategies developed and tested in European populations may not apply to ethnic minority groups because of cultural differences, language barriers, poor education levels and poor social relations.
Causes of non-adherence are various and include poor patient education, level of understanding, lack of explanations given by the doctor or lack of pharmacist intervention.
In developing country settings, poor maternal education level and young age reflect women's status and their care capacity.
For the year 2003, poor maternal education levels showed greater association with low height-for-age than did socio-economic variables.
Indeed, as reported in the descriptive statistics above, the great majority of immigrants arriving in Italy after the immigration emergency is from Sub-Saharan African countries; they hence share a common cultural background and usually hold a poor or no education level.
