The phrase "adequacy of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether the available resources are sufficient for a particular purpose or need.
Example: "The adequacy of resources in our department will determine our ability to meet project deadlines."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of resources" or "availability of resources".
Adequacy of resources and their efficient use play an important part in development.
In contrast, measures of adequacy of resources, efficiency, freedom from corruption, job security, and mobility were rated low.
However, information regarding the adequacy of resources to inform and enable patients to implement domestic food safety practices to reduce the risk of foodborne infection is limited.
The state is responsible for ensuring the adequacy of resources both financial and human, and proper resource allocation.
To determine the adequacy of resources available in the Family Medicine Programme, a series of different scenarios are explored.
The relationship between the patients' perceptions of the adequacy of resources and the mean age of the patients cared for in a unit was positive.
To determine needs, adequacy, types of resources, and challenges in teaching faculty how to provide feedback to residents.
On a related topic, a study released this week by the Justice Department inspector general raised concerns about the adequacy of federal resources devoted to the safety of more than 17,000 people in the witness protection program.
The city's fiscal watchdog, he said, "spends every waking professional moment thinking about the adequacy of city resources to meet needs and how to manage decreasing revenues in light of escalating expenses".
Other important determinants are contractors' capability and adequacy of their resources.
The future adequacy of freshwater resources is difficult to assess, owing to a complex and rapidly changing geography of water supply and use.
