The phrase "adequacy in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of something concerning specific criteria or aspects.
Example: "The adequacy in terms of resources is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "sufficiency regarding" or "appropriateness in relation to".
Sample sizes were then tested for adequacy in terms of precision at specified levels of confidence for each specific disease combination.
The Hong Kong population is aging rapidly, such that there are concerns about residential care adequacy in terms of number of places as well as quality of care.
Meanwhile, an independent monitoring team is to be responsible for impact assessment through sampling of opinions among the project target group to ensure adequacy in terms of quantity and quality of project output.
We asked medical schools about the adequacy, in terms of quantity and quality, of the available resources to students/training process.
In recent decades, nutritional adequacy, in terms of available food energy, improved immensely, as the government made food security a top priority.
In recent decades, nutritional adequacy, in terms of available food energy, has improved immensely in China, as the government made food security a top priority [ 8].
Adequacy of Diet: Adequacy of diet in terms of quantity and quality was assessed by the project nurse using the individual level component of the HFIAS specifically adapted by the USAID FANTA project for use in Developing Countries [ 25].
Total serum protein concentration is an indicator of adequacy of protein in terms of quality and quantity in the diet.
We chose to assess the adequacy of dosing in terms of this 'worst-case scenario', as MIC data are often not initially available to the clinician.
35 36 Other demand-side barriers relate to accessibility, including distance and access to transport, and adequacy and acceptability, in terms of perceptions of quality of care.
The CAN evaluates 22 needs domains by taking into account their number and their severity, along with the amount of help received from relatives and services, and the adequacy of help, in terms of quality (right kind of help) and quantity (amount of help received).
