The phrase "a number of inadequacies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple shortcomings or deficiencies in a particular context, such as a report or evaluation.
Example: "The audit revealed a number of inadequacies in the financial reporting process that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "several shortcomings" or "multiple deficiencies."
The resulting study revealed a number of inadequacies, as well as strengths, in the content of the program.
In Oklahoma's own internal investigation into the Lockett debacle, the state noted a number of inadequacies, including poor training of execution staff and lack of supplies such as proper sized needles.
The author uncovers a number of inadequacies in the received views of causation, and discusses their historical roots.
Kessler also reported a number of perceived inadequacies in the security during the inauguration, including an instance in which more than 100 major campaign donors and VIPs were able to board "secure" buses without being checked.
The evidence base showed a number of methodological inadequacies such as the limited use of power calculations and poor or absent blinding of both patients and assessors, possibly giving rise to assessor bias.
However, the evidence base presented with a number of methodological inadequacies such as the limited use of power calculations and poor or absent blinding of both patients and assessors can give rise to assessor bias.
However, differently e.g. from the current implementation of.NET Common Language Runtime, run-time support to generics — also commonly referred to as reification of type parameters — is not provided, leading to a number of well-known inadequacies which might potentially be critical.
Schools have implemented a number of strategies to address inadequacies and barriers to expansion.
A number of studies highlight the inadequacy of many undergraduate programs to effectively train students of various clinical disciplines [ 7, 13, 19- 22].
The reason for this failure can be attributed to a number of factors including the inadequacy of the animal ischemia reperfusion injury models used in the preclinical cardioprotection studies and the inappropriate design and execution of the clinical cardioprotection studies.
A number of studies have found nutrient inadequacies in pregnant women living in western countries consuming a typical western diet [ 37].
