The phrase "poor quality of sleep" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing sleep issues or the effects of inadequate sleep on health or well-being.
Example: "Many people experience a poor quality of sleep, which can lead to various health problems."
Alternatives: "subpar sleep" or "unsatisfactory sleep quality."
A well-known symptom for patients with depression and bipolar diagnosis is poor quality of sleep.
Common themes included fatigue (36%), poor quality of sleep (35%), mood decrement/irritability (29%), and health maintenance challenges (19%).
The existence of poor quality of sleep, fatigue, insomnia or different alterations in sleep structure, organization and sleep cyclicity have been established.
Insomnia and poor quality of sleep results in chronic sleep loss that is associated with various other sleep and metabolic disorders.
Among participants in the 2008 LSEP Retired Physician Survey, night shifts were a factor in the decision to retire for 56% of participants.Emergency physicians report negative impacts of night shift work, including fatigue, poor quality of sleep, mood decrement, irritability, and health challenges.
That hypertension (HTN) as a leading cause of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is linked to sleep disorders in the general population can be the basis of a hypothesis that HTN may be a contributing factor to the poor quality of sleep in some kidney transplant recipients.
Over all, the people with the highest levels of amyloid in the brain had the poorest quality of sleep and performed worst on the memory test — some forgot more than half of the information.
You might be getting a little more sleep, but it's a poorer quality of sleep.
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The results revealed that those with the highest levels of beta-amyloid residing in the medial frontal cortex not only had the poorest quality of sleep, but also performed the worst on the memory test.
Older patients and those with pain had a poorer quality of sleep.
