The phrase "adequacy of the amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a certain quantity or sum is sufficient for a particular purpose or need.
Example: "The adequacy of the amount allocated for the project will be assessed during the budget review meeting."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of the amount" or "satisfactory level of the amount".
The extent of surgical training given to undergraduates is variable and the decisions taken on the adequacy of the amount to be delivered are often made using little evidence.
With respect to the adequacy of the amount of teaching received in Aboriginal health for their level of training, 75percentnt of students (30) indicated that it was 'adequate' or 'more than adequate'.
With respect to the adequacy of the amount of teaching in Aboriginal health for their level of training, 84percentnt of students (10) considered it to be 'adequate' or 'more than adequate' and over 90percentnt (11) expressed interest in more clinical exposure to Aboriginal settings in their training.
Upon completion of the unit, students were asked to comment on their receptivity to the content, the extent to which it influenced their perceptions of Aboriginal communities and their health, the adequacy of the amount of teaching in the area, and interest in more clinical exposure to Aboriginal settings.
Confidence in the particular health system was negatively correlated to frequency of assaults, and positively correlated with feeling safe in that particular system and in the adequacy of supplies/equipment, the amount of hospital staffing and in the skill level of the workers (Table 6).
Furthermore, reading times of CT colonography are correlated with the adequacy of tagging and the amount of residual faeces.
Continuous variables were age, severity of need, adequacy of help, amount of help from services or relatives, and AUDIT, MCAS, DAST-20 and SPS total scores.
A unified bond calculation method can help to ensure the adequacy of bond amounts and will contribute to fairness among mining companies for reclamation.
Insofar as the empirical adequacy of a theory amounts to the embeddability of observable phenomena within substructures of the theory's models, the constructive empiricist's account of empirical adequacy rests heavily on the distinction between what is observable and what is not.
Similarly, inpatients' perceptions of the adequacy of staffing levels and the amount of dignity and respect with which they were treated were correlated with employee's feelings of work pressure and staffing levels.
We calculated the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin measamplef sadequacyequacy (KMO) to establish the adequacy of the sample for factor analysis [ 23].
