"poor regulatory" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a lack of effective control or oversight in a particular area or industry. Example: The government's poor regulatory measures have led to a rise in pollution levels.
Because of poor regulatory policies, many banks were overextended.
On the other hand, poor regulatory control has resulted in the use of substandard devices.
The problem of poor regulatory compliance has been widely reported across private health providers in developing countries.
Poor regulatory architecture, endemic corruption, and a lack of institutional capacity continue to be of concern to investors.
In October 2004 because of a "poor regulatory relationship" and lack of access to non-executive directors, its supervisory team recommended that a "section 166" review be commissioned.
If, by that measure, the airline business is a hive of negligence and poor regulatory oversight, then perhaps all industries should be so corrupt.
They discovered that genes with CpG-poor regulatory regions hypomethylated in an organ-specific manner tend to be expressed in an organ-specific manner.
This apparent geographical bias reflects the poorer regulatory control in these areas.
Large losses are nearly always the result of unforeseeable or suddenly changing economic conditions, poor business judgment, or inadequate regulatory supervision usually a combination of all three.
These included items such as social as social security payments for seniors, health care subsidies for the poor and regulatory efforts aimed at industry.
"I have protested quite a bit in the past three years, in elaborate costume...I just wished (that the article) would have juxtaposed all the cute fluffy stuff with the substantive issues that I concern myself with: the historic marginalization of the poor, the regulatory capture of the Fed, collective organization of workers, and the lack of (Wall Street) criminal prosecutions".
