The phrase "adequacy between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a relationship or comparison between two or more elements.
Example: "The adequacy between the resources available and the project's requirements was thoroughly evaluated."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of" or "appropriateness of".
Experiments show good adequacy between real behaviour and numerical model and also validate the approach.
In this paper, we investigate the adequacy between the Laser Diffraction Technique (LDT) distribution and the mathematical 3-parameter Generalized-Gamma function.
The principal objective is to show the adequacy between object-oriented programming and the finite element method used for the treatment of three-dimensional multibody flexible mechanisms.
To estimate the adequacy between elderly patients' preference for ICU care when treated for a life-threatening pathology, and the strategy proposed by the medical team on scene.
Emphasis will be placed on the adequacy between object-oriented programming and the finite element method used for the treatment of three-dimensional multibody flexible mechanisms with large rotations and large strains, within a given formalism and given hypotheses.
These results are in line with the hypothesis that the effect of fatigue on postural adjustments is dependent on the adequacy between fatigued motor units (MUs) and MUs recruited during the postural adjustments.
"The adequacy of communications between the IPCC and the public can have serious implications," the report said.
The taxonomy, the core of an ontology, is a delicate balance between adequacy considerations, minimal commitments and implementation concerns.
The currently accepted thrice-weekly dialysis regimen adopted some four decades ago was not designed to provide optimal patient outcomes, but rather to achieve some kind of compromise between adequacy, patient acceptance and economic factors.
Naique et al. [29] reported an association between adequacy of debridement and infection and suggested that adequacy of the debridement, rather than timing, determines outcome.
A comparative study in terms of adequacy and rigor between FEM, direct stiffness method and FDM in analyzing composite beam problems has recently been carried out by Ranzi et al. (2006).
