"poor system" is a perfectly acceptable and correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a system that is inefficient, inadequate, or inadequate for the task. For example: "This software has a poor system for tracking customer orders, creating confusion and delays in delivery."
"She was there to exploit Rose's poor system and to prey on unsuspecting patients," he said.
Its poor system of sewage and drainage contaminated many water sources, leading to repeated outbreaks of disease.
The subcommittee's extensive report on HSBC also concluded that US regulators knew the bank had a poor system to detect problems but failed to take action.
It's a poor system for tracking the subtleties of critical opinion – particularly the three-star rating, a grey zone that collects productions both warmly and coldly received.
It is ludicrous that the wealthiest, most industrialized and supposedly most civil nation on earth has such a poor system of ensuring that its citizens are healthy and well cared for.
It is a call for us to abandon a poor system of accountability that allows us to blame individuals but offers nothing that will help us to build a more functional system with an open and fair culture of accountability.
Poor systems, planning and preparation can damage your business, warns Thompson.
The company was also fined $10 million by the S.E.C. for "poor systems and decision making" before and after the public offering.
The parent company of the exchange was recently fined $10 million by the Securities and Exchange Commission for "poor systems and decision making" related to the I.P.O.
The regulator blamed the exchange violations resulting from "its poor systems and decision making" during the IPO, one of the most high-profile in recent years.
Historically, foresters viewed sal forests 'species poor systems' and utilized for timber extractions.
