The phrase "adequacy for use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for its intended purpose.
Example: "The adequacy for use of the new software was evaluated before its implementation in the company."
Alternatives: "suitability for use" or "fitness for purpose."
In this paper the method is validated with numerical simulations, which come to support its adequacy for use with real acquisition data.
It is expected that further comparisons with experimental results need to be carried out to properly validate its adequacy for use in routine design.
Alternatively, the similarity among some RABVs circulating in dogs in China and international vaccine strains (34 ) should motivate health authorities in China to revisit quality standards and adequacy for use of attenuated rabies vaccines to ensure that vaccine-related cases do not occur.
This and all other core design decisions are presented and discussed under the prism of their adequacy for our use cases and requirements.
PEC utilizes a Pareto efficiency, and introduces a manifold drift term as a measure for determining the adequacy of using a certain combustion-manifold model to predict selected quantities of interest.
However, the results may be useful in determining principles to be used in judging the adequacy of a tool for use with a particular culture.
As the objective of this study was to evaluate the adequacy of the NPSI for use in different neuropathic pain etiologies in different countries, the results support the broad objective.
We could not, however, establish the criteria used to determine adequacy for each platform; some laboratories use the methods described in the manufacturer's guide (TBS based), while others have adopted their own criteria and many authors do not elaborate on this in their methods.
Because clinical trials involve change over time, the adequacy of a PRO instrument for use in a clinical trial depends on its reliability.
Some researchers have increasingly questioned the adequacy of DHS empowerment measures for use in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly since the items were developed based on experiences and conceptual models drawn from Asia [ 35, 49].
More subjective measures, such as perceived income adequacy, may be better suited for use among older persons, and has been associated with development of disability (e.g., ADL) among those aged 75 and older [ 31].
