"regulatory deficiencies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which regulations fail to provide enough protection or oversight. For example, "The current regulatory deficiencies have led to a rise in corporate misconduct."
This reflects worsening market opportunities, increased macroeconomic volatility, financial sector distress, regulatory deficiencies and policy uncertainty.
Mr. Henshaw said the policy changes were aimed at one of the most glaring regulatory deficiencies highlighted by the McWane example.
Mr. Dimon said there had been regulatory deficiencies, but added, "I blame the management teams 100 percent, and fault no one else".
The Dodd-Frank law overhauling the regulation of Wall Street, signed in July, took as its premise the same regulatory deficiencies cited by the commission.
The government of Zimbabwe faces a number of difficult economic problems, including infrastructure and regulatory deficiencies, ongoing indigenization pressure, policy uncertainty, a large external debt burden, and insufficient formal employment.
In a recent large-scale survey of almost 1,000 German companies called Electronic Commerce Enquete, approximately 70% of the respondents replied that the greatest barriers to e-commerce were "the absence of generally accepted business practices" and "regulatory deficiencies, for example, for electronically signed contracts".
This regulatory deficiency can be partly attributed to the city's 500 years of Portuguese colonial rule, although some of the problems have been caused by the casino boom, which began with the liberalization of Macao's gaming industry, and the government's failure to cope with ensuing dramatic changes.
As Brill details, much of the dysfunction in healthcare can be traced to a single regulatory deficiency: largely because of the influence of the pharmaceutical, hospital and medical device lobbies, the United States does not engage in wholesale rate-setting in the healthcare market (although it does so in a limited fashion for those enrolled in Medicare and Medicaid).
Together these data suggest that diminished T regulatory capacity is present in SSc and that the regulatory deficiency is due to circulating factors rather than an inherent defect of Tregs.
There will also be some obstacles to overcome, such as, for example, the current regulatory frame deficiencies on power generation, the contacts which exist at present in Portugal between the producers and the National Electricity Network, the asymmetry of the distribution channels in each country, the differences in rates and the limited capacity for exchange.
The next steps involve selection of specific genetic markers and specific family environment risk factors that may be operating synergistically in the development of behavioral and emotional regulatory capacities, deficiencies of which are believed to contribute to ADHD symptoms.
