The phrase "a sufficient frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or appropriateness of how often something occurs or is done.
Example: "To ensure effective communication, there should be a sufficient frequency of team meetings throughout the project."
Alternatives: "an adequate frequency of" or "a proper frequency of".
Sufficient frequency of qualitative reporting between publications concluded that mentoring is a valuable empowerment strategy in the areas of health and wellbeing, education and employment and as a remedial and preventative measure in reducing offending behaviours.
Parametric statistics were performed only on metabolites with sufficient frequency of detection (> 60%) to avoid undue influence on the estimates caused by imputed values in the analyses; thus, 3PBA was the only metabolite parametrically analyzed.
Nevertheless, there was sufficient frequency of qualitative reporting between the authors of publications to conclude that mentoring is potentially a valuable empowerment strategy, particularly in the areas of health and wellbeing, education and employment and as a remedial and preventative measure in reducing offending behaviours.
First, the limited sample size and duration of evaluation was not long enough to provide sufficient frequencies of occurrences for several measures such as specific categories of suspension rates such as physical fighting, weapon carrying and drug possession.
Assuming sufficient frequency separation of the carrier frequencies that the modulated signals do not overlap, recovery of each of the FDM signals is possible at the receiving end.
If new clones are not replaced with sufficient frequency, a reduction of clonal diversity over time can be expected due to neutral processes, even in the absence of any selection advantage of particular clones [ 15].
The perceptual filterbank provides a good auditory representation (sufficient frequency resolution), good perceptual quality of speech and low computational load.
Preterm labor was defined as the presence of uterine contractions of sufficient frequency and intensity to affect progressive effacement and dilation of the cervix prior to term gestation (20 37 weeks).
Accordingly, a small simulation was used to investigate the question of whether large (≥50 pA) mEPSCs will co-occur on a subpopulation of pyramidal cells with sufficient frequency to account for the observed frequency of SPWs.
