"the inadequate knowledge" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a lack of understanding or information on a particular subject. Example: Despite years of studying, John still had inadequate knowledge of advanced mathematics.
This is due to the political sensitivity of migration, the inadequate knowledge and expertise on the relationship between migration and development and the multiplicity of development strategies often in place in single states.
The inadequate knowledge on causation, prevention and un-sustained life-style changes should be addressed during these activities.
Lack of supportive supervision might partly explain the inadequate knowledge among respondent providers on how to identify, prevent and promptly treat PE/E.
The mean number of correct items' of the adequate knowledge group was 8.56, and that of the inadequate knowledge group was 2.34.
The present study confirms and extends our previous observation about the inadequate knowledge among medical students of nicotine dependence and provides two additional novel findings.
Respondents across all villages had less exposure to WASH education which might have contributed to the inadequate knowledge on causes of diarrhea.
Exclusion criteria were contra-indication for surgery (based on e.g., cardiovascular problems) or external radiotherapy (based on e.g., Crohn's disease), mental or cognitive problems as assessed by the physician, inadequate knowledge of the Dutch language, which might interfere with filling out the questionnaires, or a preference for active surveillance.
The participants' inadequate knowledge about preventable measures highlight the need for improved monitoring of labor, improved access to emergency obstetric services (particularly cesarean delivery), competent medical care for women both during and after obstructed labor, and the development of specialist fistula centers to treat injured women where fistula prevalence is high.
Moreover, in their study, Matsuno and Sugiura (2002) demonstrated the participants' inadequate knowledge of collocation.
Exact solutions in the transitional regime are often obscure for various reasons (e.g. narrow band within which the transition from one regime to the other occurs, inadequate knowledge of the physics in this area, etc).
In a recent qualitative study [ 16] investigating the risk perceptions, and the behaviour, attitudes, and experiences of Chinese current smokers and ex-smokers who have been diagnosed with cancer, the results reveal that many of the informants had inadequate knowledge of the association between smoking and cancer.
