The phrase "adequacy of protection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the sufficiency or effectiveness of measures taken to ensure safety or security, often in legal or regulatory discussions.
Example: "The adequacy of protection for personal data is a critical concern in today's digital landscape."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of safeguards" or "effectiveness of protection measures".
Malik, Bhutto's security adviser, questioned the adequacy of protection for Bhutto.
They cannot and must not succeed". Malik, Bhutto's security adviser, questioned the adequacy of protection for Bhutto.
It was damaged on Sept. 11, 2001, and has been standing in its ravaged state ever since while battles were waged over insurance coverage, financing sources and the adequacy of protection from contaminants while the structure is being razed.
Occupational legislation in South Africa needs to be assessed with regard to the adequacy of protection for workers in exposed, outdoor environments.
He pointed out that the UK had not voted on austerity policies or the adequacy of protection of the EU's external borders, because it belongs neither to the euro nor to the Schengen Area.
Owing to widespread public concern about the adequacy of protections for human research subjects and recent instances of serious injury to subjects at several major research institutions, lawsuits against investigators, institutional review boards, and academic institutions are becoming increasingly common.
Indeed data retention was first raised by the government in 2010 at the parliamentary inquiry into The Adequacy of Protections for the Privacy of Australians Online.
"This story raises new questions about agencies' internal oversight of domestic surveillance activities and the adequacy of protections for the privacy of law-abiding Americans," Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore)., who is on the Senate Intelligence Committee and has been a vocal critic of NSA surveillance programs, said in a statement Wednesday.
The Libe committee also called for a suspension last month, raising pointed concerns about the adequacies of protection around EU citizens' data in light of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal.
In parliament, Lord Touhig has raised doubts about the adequacy of legal protection for whistleblowers under the Public Interest Disclosure Act.
Rules which recognize the adequacy of data protection standards make life easier for businesses by providing legal certainty in their international operations.
