The phrase "adequacy of service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or quality of a service provided, often in contexts like customer service, utilities, or healthcare.
Example: "The adequacy of service provided by the company has been a topic of discussion among the customers."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of service" or "quality of service".
LTNCs represent a diverse group of conditions, encompassing people with widely different needs for services, against which the adequacy of service provision must be judged.
When states transfer service provision to private entities, a state agency must be empowered and staffed to monitor and enforce contractual agreements and ensure quality and adequacy of service provision.
Despite this theoretical link, there is a dearth of research that documents HIV prevalence, risk and vulnerability among PWD, the adequacy of service provision, and the extent to which HIV programs have addressed their needs.
The Victorian government is currently holding an inquiry into services for people with autism spectrum disorder, with stakeholders and community members invited to have their say on the availability and adequacy of services provided by the commonwealth, state and local governments across health, education, disability, housing, sport and employment services.
Our results raise important questions concerning the adequacy of services available to homeless individuals who experience severe mental disorders.
We suggest that face-to-face interviews conducted as a part of integrated care planning are likely to offer a better opportunity for both information gathering and reassessment of needs against which the adequacy of services delivered may be evaluated.
The research strategy employed in the study elicited multiple perspectives on: IPV and its mental health impact; help-seeking strategies perceived by the community and employed by survivors; the adequacy of services provided by healthcare providers for mental health impacts; and the challenges faced by healthcare providers in meeting the needs of the survivors.
The amount and adequacy of help from services and relatives were also associated with severity of need.
In terms of amount and adequacy of help received from services and relatives, Cluster 2 ranked next to last.
Health service policy content and the perceptions of the DoNs regarding the adequacy of health service policy are presented together, highlighting governance attempts rather than achievement.
