"undermine education" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to weaken or damage the effectiveness of the education system or process. Example: The budget cuts to public schools are starting to undermine education. Many schools are now struggling to provide adequate resources and support for their students.
They could undermine education and scientific research, the best hopes for future prosperity.
Her transition from rebel to chancellor has been a little rough, and she is often perceived as trying to mount a cultural revolution in a way that antagonizes teachers and itself can undermine education.
America's teacher unions are embracing a strategy that could diminish their profession and, over time, undermine education.
Another is educated labour: decades of regional austerity measures enforced by international financial institutions have undermined education outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa.
Shelly Asquith, president of UAL students' union, says: "UAL management have continually undermined education in favour of profit-making and have shown contempt for engaging with the student body in any meaningful way.
If we're going to accuse anyone of undermining education, perhaps we should begin with those who justify paying a salary that is in no way commensurate with the education, experience, time and responsibility required of teachers.
However, nowhere can you vote that Common Core Standards aligned with high-stakes testing have undermined education in New York State, stressed out students and teachers, turned curriculum development over to test design companies, and transformed schools into test prep academies.
An OECD research shows that inequality could stall economic growth because it hinders human capital accumulation by undermining education opportunities for disadvantaged individuals, lowering social mobility and hampering skills development.
The fallout from the recent upsurge in fighting has undermined education in many communities across the country.
The impact of such poverty lasts a lifetime, undermining education, fuelling crime, drug abuse, human trafficking and the spread of HIV/AIDS – and perpetuating poverty and disadvantage into succeeding generations.
Indeed, powerful politicians and influential pundits are making suggestions that could undermine higher education, especially public higher education, for years to come.
