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The phrase "unsound education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an education system or method that is flawed, ineffective, or lacking in quality.
Example: "The report highlighted the dangers of unsound education practices that fail to prepare students for the real world."
Alternatives: "poor education" or "deficient education."
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Critics of for-profit higher education opposed the 2002 regulation as reflecting unsound education policy and, as a result, a new regulation will become effective as of July 1.
Poverty, gender discrimination, poor health and nutrition, disability, child labour, migration, geographical disadvantages, conflict, poor learning conditions and unsound education systems are some of the main reasons that these children are not in school.
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He called the training effort "militarily unsound" and "immoral".
State officials, trying to soften objections that it is morally irresponsible and financially unsound for New York to turn to gambling to pay for education, say that the new parlors are merely cyber versions of the lottery terminals selling scratch-off tickets in delis, convenience stores and bodegas all around the state.
His mind's unsound.
The foundations were unsound.
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It is unsound.
Breed unsound horses and you get unsound horses.
Perhaps the structure was unsound.
"Unsound" came out just last summer.
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