The phrase "adequacy of facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether the facilities available meet the necessary standards or requirements for a specific purpose.
Example: "The adequacy of facilities in the new building will be assessed to ensure they meet the needs of all employees."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of facilities" or "suitability of facilities".
However, the quality and adequacy of facilities and personnel are often not assessed.
In our study, social support, perceived security or adequacy of facilities was not significantly associated with telomere length.
However, a previous review found no association between adequacy of facilities, equipment, logistics, or registration and (surrogate) patient outcomes, either.
On the other hand, a systematic review found that the structure of diabetes care, for example, the adequacy of facilities, equipment, logistics, or registration, were not related to (surrogate) patient outcomes.
The mean TDQ score was 11.9 (SD: 10.2); the mean CHQ score was 2.5 (SD: 2.6); the mean NQI score was 27.2 (SD: 8.3) with a mean social support subscale of 14.1 (SD: 4.8), mean perceived security subscale of 6.3 (SD: 2.4) and mean adequacy of facilities subscale of 5.2 (SD: 1.9).
This study has allowed us, besides determining the potential impact that the treatment might have on our routine, to determine the adequacy of facilities and equipment that are presently available and how much real time is required to manage this treatment.
417, directed the Secretary to conduct a study on the adequacy of parking facilities at commercial truck stops and to transmit a report on the study and authorized appropriations for fiscal years 1999, 2000, and 2001.
As a result, the quality of care and adequacy of these facilities to provide essential EmOC services is questionable.
Adequacy of site facilities was relatively good though a good number had issues of congestion due to limited space.
Among the perceived health service-related variables, only the availability of skilled health worker and the adequacy of physical facilities retained in the final model.
The adequacy of sanitation facilities is often evaluated solely based on the extent of containing the waste and how the user is free from contamination.
