The phrase "adequacy across" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of something in various contexts or areas.
Example: "The study aimed to assess the adequacy across different demographic groups to ensure fair representation."
Alternatives: "sufficiency across" or "suitability across".
"Aemo's assessment of supply adequacy across the national electricty market, in the absence of any market response with the announced retirement of Hazelwood power station shows a potential for reserve shortfalls in Victoria by summer 2017-18," it said.
Achieving an understanding of the extent of micronutrient adequacy across Europe is a major challenge.
Continued cross-cultural validation of tools is essential to ensure scale adequacy across populations.
However, efforts to make meaningful comparisons of micronutrient adequacy across European countries have been hampered not only by major differences in methods used in data collection, but also by disparities in data analysis.
Most important, Thursday's decision is likely to encourage adequacy efforts across the nation, both in statehouses and in the courts.
That's been part of my specific upstate economic plan for a year now, that we need to do more to get the price of transportation down and get the adequacy up all across upstate.
Today, Gutmann announced the members of a panel that will look at the "adequacy" of standards "across the field of international research today," she said.
A strength of our study was that information was retrieved from a public health system in which a common protocol was introduced and monitored for its adequacy and performance across the different laboratories and medical centers.
Efforts to compare dietary adequacy of micronutrients across countries have been hampered by the different dietary intake methodologies used and in the variation in nutritional recommendations from country to country and in the methods used to derive these.
However, there was significant variation in the working order of equipment across facilities (on average, 56% at hospitals and 35% at polyclinics), the percentage of tests performed and the adequacy of supplies across and within facilities of the same type (See Table 1).
The Family Resource Scale is a 25 item instrument assessing adequacy of resources across several dimensions, including time and money needed for necessities (e.g., rent, heating) as well as for non-necessities (e.g., toys, vacation, restaurant meals) [ 17, 18].
