"subpar results" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a performance, result, or outcome that is below what is expected or desired. For example, "After weeks of training, the athlete was disappointed with her subpar results in the race."
Mancuso, a surprise gold medalist at the 2006 Turin Games, has been nearly an afterthought after two consecutive years of subpar results.
At the same time, other discount retailers like Wal-Mart and Target reported subpar results for the period, a development that Mr. Day said he considered an additional triumph for Kmart.
New offerings try to resolve subpar results some consumers may be getting at home, either from making iced coffee out of cold and stale leftover coffee or from pouring fresh hot coffee over ice and finding the beverage too watery.
Cheesecake shares gained 2.1% Thursday before its subpar results pushed shares down 3.5% to $21.86 in after-hours trading.
In the not-quite-decade since, the fund has turned in subpar results, falling 1.3 points a year behind the market.
The journeyman started two games for them last month with subpar results and had since returned to the triple-A rotation.
But a double-digit loss, as seems possible based on the polls, is a decidedly subpar result for them.
They discarded "everything" multiple times during their prototyping process with the understanding that anything less than what they wanted would lead to a subpar end result.
These subpar rates have resulted in 6,677 points allowed, the fourth highest mark in the league.
Davenport said she felt subpar today, the result of a three-set semifinal against Sandrine Testud late Thursday.
He added that "Kobe did his thing" and the defense was subpar and the result was a marquee game turned ho-hum afternoon.
