"adequacy about" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is not a phrase commonly used in English sentences. Instead, you could use the word "adequacy" in a sentence such as: - I was impressed by the adequacy of his response to the problem.
The reliability refers to meeting standards of scientific plausibility, technical adequacy about data, methods used, analysis applied and robustness of conclusions.
Happy people are more likely to feel: a) a sense of adequacy about their lives, b) frequent emotions like confidence, enthusiasm, joyful, and c) less negative emotions as irritation, dissatisfaction, and loneliness.
That yields capital-adequacy ratios of about 11%, well above the 8% that international rules require.
Healthcare professionals have expressed concerns about adequacy of iron and energy intake, and about choking, for infants following Baby-Led Weaning.
The correlation between patients' perception of the adequacy of information about their prescribed DMARD and their beliefs about medicines in general were stronger in the South Asian patients.
So this issue is not merely about the solvency of Social Security, it's about adequacy, too.
There were also questions about the adequacy of the information provided about the intercalated BSc.
The court decision, state officials note, is about adequacy, not equity.
"What we're left with is just words" about adequacy, Pollitz said.
There are concerns about adequacy of nurses' knowledge and skill in effective pain management since effective pain management promotes early recovery after surgery.
Examples are pointed out of mistakes in inclusion-exclusion criteria and problems with judgements about adequacy of test treatment in some reviews.
