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"suffer from poor" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say, "Many developing nations suffer from poor infrastructure."
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Villages suffer from poor sanitation, and infant malnutrition is rife.
They certainly suffer from poor management and feeble oversight.
The personnel who operate those systems often suffer from poor morale and poor training.
They are too expensive, offer only limited programming or suffer from poor picture quality.
Too many young Britons suffer from poor education and have prospects to match.
"Investors often suffer from poor timing and poor planning," it noted.
However, current CNFs suffer from poor graphitic structure.
Second, courses often suffer from poor student retention.
They also suffer from poor versatility and portability.
In addition, they suffer from poor pharmacokinetics [24].
Hydroxyapatite coatings suffer from poor mechanical properties like fretting fatigue, toughness and abrasive wear resistance.
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