The phrase "adequacy issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing problems or concerns related to the sufficiency or appropriateness of something, such as policies, resources, or data.
Example: "The report highlighted several adequacy issues that need to be addressed before the project can move forward."
Alternatives: "sufficiency concerns" or "suitability problems."
The Court did make a clear distinction between equity issues and adequacy issues.
Under plausible conditions, the long-run resource adequacy issues associated with insufficient capacity investment dominate the potential short-run benefits of subsidized entry.
After observing that under Florida law warning adequacy issues "are for the jury to resolve," Judge Moreno discussed, and deemed analogous, two non-Florida warnings cases, Hubbard-Hall Chem.
There is some debate regarding equity and adequacy issues, as NHI-defined catastrophic illness may not necessarily cause high medical costs, whereas some expensive diseases or treatments may not be included in such an official list.
Turning to the adequacy issue, Judge Moreno began by noting: "The issue of adequacy of a warning that does not include multilingual warnings or universally accepted pictographs or symbols, in view of defendants' active marketing of their products in the Hispanic media in the Miami market, is a question of first impression in this district". Id. at 1575.
Such fuel-adequacy issues are no problem with windpower.
Like the Third Circuit, we decline to address adequacy-ofcounsel issues discretely in light of our conclusions that common questions of law or fact do not predominate and that the named plaintiffs cannot adequately represent the interests of this enormous class.
Finally, 7 themes emerged from the interviews: technical issues, adequacy of support, time requirement, motivation, clarity of course instruction, course design, and relevancy of the course.
Therefore, the interactions between power system and external links must be taken into consideration, while the adequacy and security issues must be studied at the level of large energy sources [22].
Advocacy groups such as ours are working to address both the network adequacy and transparency issues so that patients can gain access to high-quality, affordable, coordinated care.
Like the Third Circuit, we decline to address adequacy-of-counsel issues discretely in light of our conclusions that common questions of law or fact do not predominate and that the named plaintiffs cannot adequately represent the interests of this enormous class.
