"poor responsiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this phrase to describe a situation where someone or something is not responding quickly or adequately enough. For example, "The customer service department had poor responsiveness and took weeks to respond to our inquiries."
In accordance with WHO's approach in the MCSS, responsiveness outcomes were dichotomised into good responsiveness (combining responses very good and good) and poor responsiveness (combining responses moderate, poor and very poor) [ 18].
However, existing DCNs lack the necessary agility for multi-tenant demands in the cloud, creating poor responsiveness and limited scalability.
The poor responsiveness of myeloid lineage leukocytes to the hormone has been previously reported in a human study wherein chronic stress resulted in failure to down-regulate the inflammatory response39.
It also provides reasons for poor responsiveness such as the facts about responsiveness are not widely known, UI designers rarely consider responsiveness during design, and programmers equate responsiveness with performance.
Altered microenvironmental conditions in lymphoid tissues leading to altered Tfh cell differentiation could provide one explanation for the poor responsiveness of HIV-infected individuals to new Ags.
However, sympathetic reuptake of norepinephrine [68] and poor responsiveness of human pineal gland to circulating catecholamines [69] protect against the inappropriate increase in pineal melatonin production.
In one tram, the system required drivers to touch a sensor on the master controller with their thumb, but it was reported to have poor responsiveness.
Poor responsiveness of the General Health subscale has been reported in earlier studies, both in cardiac patients and other patient groups [24, 25, 26].
Indeed, they had been forwarded to our tertiary reference center because of poor responsiveness to conventional steroid therapies, and/or remarkable side effects, and/or frequent recurrences.
A 2014 meta-analysis of experimental studies found profound effects of texting while driving with poor responsiveness and vehicle control, and higher numbers of crashes (Caird et al. 2014).
Geriatric depression is often associated dysregulation of the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, and with poor responsiveness to antidepressants that work through inhibition of monoamine reuptake; accordingly, it has been suggested that MAO inhibitors may represent a therapeutic alternative in this group.
