The phrase "ability to respond adequately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to react or reply in a suitable manner to a situation or question.
Example: "The team's ability to respond adequately to customer inquiries is crucial for maintaining satisfaction."
Alternatives: "capacity to react appropriately" or "skill to reply effectively."
MUMBAI, India — In the wake of last week's devastating terrorist attacks here, one thing has become clear: India's security forces are so spectacularly unprepared, its intelligence agencies so riven by conflict and miscommunication, that it lacks the ability to respond adequately to such attacks, much less prevent them.
From the Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell's sham vote on Tuesday on a Green New Deal to attempts dismantle the remaining benefits of the Affordable Care Act to Rick Perry's push to bail out flailing coal plants, Republicans are instead doing everything in their power both to make sure temperatures keep rising and to kneecap the country's ability to respond adequately to the results.
When trauma strikes it outpaces an individual's ability to respond adequately -- that's what trauma is.
Premature stimulation of cellular metabolism before mitochondria have regained their ability to respond adequately in terms of energy production may lead to cellular compromise.
Clinical application of arteriovenous (AV) extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) requires assessment of cardiovascular ability to respond adequately to the presence of an AV shunt in the face of acute lung injury (ALI).
In a context of pest insect management, these enzymes may be interesting targets for the development of specific inhibitors that interfere with the insect's ability to respond adequately to olfactory cues from mates or host plants.
These 'supra-normal' values may reflect an ability of these patients to respond adequately to the 'stress' of the trauma.
The main factor that negatively influenced the ability of the facilities to respond adequately was the situation of chaos that existed during the flood period.
During flooding, the increased frequency of diseases, injured, together with new patients seeking care, compounded by minimal resource availability, significantly reduces the ability of the system to respond adequately (10 10).
The ability of endothelial cells to respond adequately against adverse effects of chlorinated HDL suggests a novel, Egr-1 but not Nrf2-mediated compensatory pathway, providing cytoprotection in a number of pathological conditions including cardiovascular disease.
Appeals are primarily launched when needs exceed the ability of the government and any one agency to respond adequately to a conflict, natural disaster, or prolonged crisis [ 6].
