"poor well-being" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe someone's physical and mental health in a negative way. For example, "The long hours and demanding job caused her poor well-being."
Another potential limitation was the assessment of well-being as a secondary outcome of interest in the GCC® Evaluation study which limits the extensiveness of our analysis to the available data, especially given the low prevalence of poor well-being that could be improved via participation in the program.
We tested the hypothesis that shorter telomeres would be associated with poor well-being in data collected in the Netherlands and Greece.
Some studies show, however, an association between unemployment and poor well-being, a state that can be associated with disability,, and depression.
In those with poor well-being at baseline, the characteristics associated with being in the positive well-being category at four-months were older age at baseline and undertaking more steps during the health program, Table 4.> -wrap-foot>> -wraBoldot> aBold highlights statistically significant results.
Similarly, emerging evidence is suggesting that social media use may increase the risk of poor well-being e.g. depression, anxiety and body image concerns amongst users.
Overall, by engaging in this area of research, the results also address the dominant narrative of child vulnerability and poor well-being outcomes that pervades the discussion of children in migrant households in Moldova and Georgia.
In working-age people, single living may be associated with poorer well-being in working life which, in turn, is known to be a predictor of mental health problems [ 24, 27].
Detroit was suffering from a severe economic recession during the study time-frame, and depressed economic conditions have been shown to be associated with poorer well-being and quality of life in the elderly [ 19].
Compared with the intermediate group, those seeking social housing were more likely to be depressed, anxious and had poorer well-being after adjustment for demographic and health status variables.
As in all observational studies, reverse causality cannot be discounted, since it is plausible that adolescents with poorer well-being may report more racism.
Parents are likely to suffer from depressive symptoms, poorer well-being, acute health problems and marital disruption.
