The phrase "adequacy of it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of something in a specific context.
Example: "The adequacy of it was questioned during the meeting, as many felt it did not meet the project's requirements."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of it" or "suitability of it".
However, while decentralization may facilitate management and adequacy of programmes, it can also generate inequities and disarticulation with the central level.
Standard & Poor's, the rating agency, put the debt rating of Credit Suisse under review for a possible downgrading on Tuesday, saying "the incident raises significant questions about the adequacy of control" and "it is not clear why the year-to-date losses are so much larger than those in 2007".
Moreover, if the sovereign's failure to provide adequate protection to subjects extinguishes their obligation to obey, and if it is left to each subject to judge for herself the adequacy of that protection, it seems that people have never really exited the fearsome state of nature.
We chose the COMFORT scale over other multidimensional PAD scales, because it has been validated for use in newborns to assess objectively the adequacy of analgesia/sedation and it is widely used [13, 19, 31].
We chose the COMFORT scale over other multidimensional PAD scales, because it has been validated for use in newborns to assess objectively the adequacy of analgesia/sedation and it is widely used [ 13, 19, 31].
Given the manifest adequacy of the alternatives, it is not very clear to me why the government offers a credit-card-solicitation-delivery service sort of subsidised by a monopoly on first-class mail.
There was adequacy of TSN isolation; It was observed a highest frequency of use of N95 mask in isolation 4N95 then in 3N95; less than 50% had the "seal check" and over 80% conditioned the N95 mask properly.
However, in the absence of information on disease chronicity, severity, or adequacy of medical treatment, it may be difficult to truly assess the influence of either stress or traffic-related pollution.
An important finding from this survey is the sensitivity and accuracy of maternal recall of adequacy of vaccination showing it may be possible to rely on maternal history to determine vaccination coverage in this community although the specificity (when mothers do not know) is low.
The items cover adequacy of supplied information, was it the best decision, consistency with personal values, expectation of full implementation, whether it was my decision, and overall satisfaction.
