The phrase "adequacy of application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of an application, such as in software, legal, or educational settings.
Example: "The adequacy of application in this case will determine whether the proposed solution meets the necessary standards."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of application" or "appropriateness of application".
The upper limit of the quasi-static regime is evaluated and the adequacy of the application of granular flow kinetic theory to rotating drums is discussed.
This research study elicited information on the adequacy of the application of the basic elements in obtaining informed consent in a range of research studies conducted among participants in our setting.
It argued that "permitting lay juries to second-guess" the adequacy of a drug application would interfere with the agency's "exercise of its expert judgment".
The adequacy of post-operative radiographs following frame application was assessed prior to the introduction of the new technique and then for a 3-month period following this.
The referral procedure is clearly different in the last two mentioned respects: (i) vacancy referrals are not completely standardized and automated, since caseworkers appreciate the adequacy of the match and (ii) the application to the referred vacancy is mandatory.
The amount of water applied and the timing of application were both important to maintaining acceptable turfgrass quality and receiving good irrigation adequacy and scheduling efficiency scores.
So far, some of its assessed material properties (e.g. density, fire resistance, durability, thermal conductivity, compression and bending strengths, and impact resistance) suggest adequacy of this product for several building applications, such as a thermal insulation product, a light weight partition wall, a ceiling coating, or as indoor doors, among other possibilities.
Finally, we propose improvement actions aiming at the reduction of the calculated uncertainty and the adequacy of the Measurement System for the desired application.
The adequacy of this iEF was confirmed by its application to additional substances with lower data density (acetaldehyde, ammonia, n-butyl acetate, hydrogen sulfide, and 2-ethylhexanol).
Although these principles and requirements are intended to be standards against which protocols are assessed, existing codes and guidelines include few provisions that ensure adequacy of the REC review process or reasonable application of principles.
