The phrase "adequacy of security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or effectiveness of security measures in various contexts, such as cybersecurity, physical security, or risk management.
Example: "The adequacy of security in our data centers has been a topic of concern for the management team."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of security" or "effectiveness of security".
The attack has raised questions about the adequacy of security preparations at the two American compounds in Benghazi.
It also cast doubt on the adequacy of security preparations at American diplomatic outposts in the volatile region.
Mr. Miller said the security concerns detected over the past several months by the commission's inspectors did not "cut into the basic adequacy of security".
With less than nine months to go before the Games, Mr. Hammond offered reassurances about safety in the wake of British newspaper articles saying concerns about the adequacy of security arrangements had been raised by the United States.
The attack has raised questions about the adequacy of security preparations at the two American compounds in Benghazi: the American mission, the main diplomatic facility where Mr. Stevens and another American diplomat died of smoke inhalation after an initial attack, and an annex a half-mile away that encompassed four buildings inside a low-walled compound.
Issues that affect security risk assessment are identified and discussed in this article in order to provide a set of criteria that can be used to judge the adequacy of security risk assessment methods.
This paper takes a step toward bridging this knowledge gap by presenting an analysis of how Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners have evaluated the adequacy level of security protection measures given to personal information in selected privacy invasive cases.
If AARP were concerned about retirement security overall, surely its ads would focus more on the adequacy of Social Security benefits and not just the program's solvency.
And in the not-too-distant future questions of the fairness and adequacy of Social Security taxes will move front and center when the country finally confronts the gigantic gap between Social Security's commitments and its projected revenues.
The death of four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, in the Benghazi attack has focused attention on the adequacy of embassy security in danger zones like Libya.
The developed nations passed through that transition a few years ago, prompting today's concerns over the adequacy of social security retirement programs and of health care for the aged in the world's richest nations.
