The phrase "adequacy of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether the data available is sufficient for a particular purpose or analysis.
Example: "The adequacy of data is crucial for making informed decisions in research."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of data" or "satisfactory data quality".
Rules which recognize the adequacy of data protection standards make life easier for businesses by providing legal certainty in their international operations.
This reduction is a trade-off that results in some loss of adequacy of data management or mining algorithms in order to gain some privacy.
For toxicity, e.g. indications of toxicity potential considered when availability or adequacy of data is too poor to support a definitive or a screening assessment.
This particular FEA is evaluated with regard to 1) the nature of the A. africanus cranial composite, 2) model validation, 3) decisions made with respect to model parameters, 4) adequacy of data presentation, and 5) interpretation of the results.
The following quality items were used to assess the methodological quality and risk of bias in the studies [[30],[31]]: eligibility criteria, adequacy of sample size, reporting of randomization, reporting of blinding, avoiding selective reporting, description of intervention details, description of outcome measures, description of adverse effects, and adequacy of data analysis.
The DSMB is responsible for monitoring the project, subject safety and adequacy of data quality.
It addresses methodological barriers that limit the available data and evaluates the adequacy of the data for risk assessment.
Furthermore, the strict modelling of the Cadastral Parcels, allows for an easy and at all times harmonised creation of metadata that will allow data users to evaluate the adequacy of the data provided and examine whether they are fit for purpose.
The task force is also meant to assess the "availability and adequacy" of crime data, and troubleshoot ways to improve data gathering "in a manner that will aid in the understanding of crime trends".
To test the effectiveness of the inference process and the adequacy of our data, we chose parameter sets from the prior, produced simulated data from these parameter sets, and then performed the sequential Monte Carlo method described above.
Criteria for data collection and potential sources of bias are discussed, including adequacy of price data.
