The phrase "adequacy of the current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a current situation, condition, or standard.
Example: "The adequacy of the current safety measures will be evaluated during the upcoming audit."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of the current" or "suitability of the current".
Abstract: Adequacy of the current clinical definition of institutional influenza outbreaks is unclear.
The adequacy of the current design code is also discussed in the paper.
We then survey the adequacy of the current body of reports to address two key issues.
The adequacy of the current tests and models used to define safety are also constantly being reviewed.
The ultimate loads of compression members subject to distortional buckling were then used to review the adequacy of the current design rules at ambient and elevated temperatures.
The purpose of this investigation is to first critically assess the adequacy of the current design method, and then to develop an improved design methodology.
First, current workforce supply is estimated, and the adequacy of current supply (compared to current requirements) should be assessed.
It also criticised the adequacy of current knowledge of the investigative utility of a range of forensic genetic technologies and suggested the establishment of an international 'observatory' capable of collating comparative data on the effectiveness of uses of forensic genetics in support of criminal investigations and prosecutions.
In addition, the dynamic results obtained from the rigorous finite element (FE) method are compared with those recommended by current practice and thereby the adequacy of current code provisions in estimating the dynamic response of liquid-filled cylindrical containers is investigated.
This lack of progress raises fundamental questions about the adequacy of our current approaches.
Assessment of "in-situ" quality of concrete and its integrity is primarily concerned with the current adequacy of the existing structures and their future performance.
