The phrase "adequacy of measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or effectiveness of certain actions or strategies in a specific context.
Example: "The adequacy of measures taken to address climate change is a topic of ongoing debate among scientists and policymakers."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of measures" or "effectiveness of actions".
C. FLMA will: Provide written concurrence on the final decision document to OSM with regard to postmining land use and the adequacy of measures to protect Federal resources not covered by rights granted by any Federal coal lease.
As a result of the findings, the NUS is launching a pilot scheme in a small number of unions to assess the impact of lad culture and examine the adequacy of measures in place to tackle the problem, with a long-term aim of developing a cross-institutional strategy.
1. Review the permit application package or application for permit revision or renewal for preliminary findings as to whether the applicant's proposed postmining land use is consistent with FLMA's land use plan, and the adequacy of measures to protect Federal resources not covered by the rights granted by the Federal coal lease.
As to nuclear power, I have called on the president to establish an independent commission to ensure the adequacy of measures taken in response to Japan's nuclear crisis.
We developed a quality checklist to record: adequacy of measures to address research question; adequacy of sample size and method of sampling; representativeness of sample; response rate; and analysis of response bias.
However, as it has been a number of years since that review, there is value in a more up to date review of the literature which identifies relevant concepts for measurement and the adequacy of existing measures to assess those concepts.
This suggests the measure may lack sensitivity for newly diagnosed children and challenges the adequacy of generic measures of QOL to provide a comprehensive assessment of QOL in children with serious illness.
To carry out a pilot study, with particular attention to adequacy of outcome measures.
The intent of the guidance was to describe how the FDA will evaluate the appropriateness and adequacy of PRO measures used as effectiveness end points in clinical trials.
The heightened interest in recycling oil field wastewater has raised concern over the adequacy of safety measures in place to prevent contamination from toxic oil production chemicals.
However, three clinical trials comparing dopamine agonists to L-DOPA (CALM-PD and REAL-PET) or early vs. late L-DOPA (ELLDOPA) have revealed discrepancies between clinical assessment and radiotracer-based imaging of the dopaminergic system as assessed by β-CIT or F-DOPA PET [7], [8], [9], thus questioning the adequacy of these measures as outcome variables.
