The phrase "adequacy framework for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a structure or system designed to assess or ensure adequacy in a specific area or subject.
Example: "The adequacy framework for evaluating educational programs is essential for ensuring quality and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "sufficiency framework for" or "suitability framework for".
ON JUNE 26th, the world's top central bankers put their seal of approval on Basel 2, a new capital-adequacy framework for banks, which is intended to come into force in stages from the end of 2006.
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision proposes a capital adequacy framework that allows banks to calculate capital requirement for their banking books using internal assessments of key risk drivers.
A better way of approaching this issue, however, is not by outright criticism of the new capital adequacy framework but by bringing attention to the fact that there should be a steady watch for violations and bypasses.
It will take three to four years before the new "capital adequacy framework" takes effect.
This study (1) generated a data-grounded conceptual framework, based on schema theory, for ergonomic decision-making by experienced practitioners in the USA and (2) assessed the adequacy of that framework for describing the decision-making of ergonomics practitioners from backgrounds in industrial engineering (IE) and physical therapy (PT).
Rather than watch this painful display of inadequacy and heckle, we need to start setting out a framework for what adequacy would look like.
The committee's chair, Senator Dio Wang, said the inquiry would examine the adequacy of the legislative and policy framework for dealing with institutional, organisational, political and individual corruption.
The energy industry can benefit and borrow from the lessons "learned" in the financial sector regarding the design of a framework for measuring capital adequacy.
It makes it harder to harmonise global banking regulation, as demonstrated by Basel 2, the new risk-based framework for bank capital adequacy that will take effect in 2007.
A framework for analyzing the adequacy uncertainties of distributed generation systems was proposed in [8].
Structural rational choice theory, in her view, best meets reasonable criteria of explanatory adequacy and therefore provides the best social-theoretical framework for analyzing oppression.
