The phrase "adequacy of the existing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of current resources, systems, or conditions in a particular context.
Example: "The adequacy of the existing infrastructure is crucial for the success of the new project."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of the current" or "suitability of the existing".
The adequacy of the existing models is discussed, leading to a call for the development of more refined models.
The adequacy of the existing design is examined with the performance contours provided in the Physical Design World.
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.
Atmospheric turbulence information such as turbulence intensity, gust factor, turbulence integral length scale and power spectral densities of the three-dimensional fluctuating wind velocity are presented and used to evaluate the adequacy of the existing theoretical and empirical models.
This paper also assesses adequacy of the existing formula for short channel connectors in quantifying the shear transfer capacity of angle connectors and the influence of installation location of angle connectors on the resulting beam response.
Starting from a general model of the atmospheric dispersion of upward-directed high velocity releases, a unified short-cut method is developed for properly designing flares, vents and other safety devices for hazardous material releases and/or to verify the adequacy of the existing ones.
Notwithstanding the fact that reliability is comprised both of adequacy and security, the existing approaches for the analysis of power reliability are particularly associated with adequacy rather than security.
This study, conducted before any legislative change, aimed to investigate the procedural aspects of withholding/withdrawing treatment in French ICUs and their adequacy with the existing law.
The aim of this interview is to verify the adequacy of responses to the existing healthcare, and otherwise to encourage and advise the patient to make new contacts.
It seems, therefore, that verification on full structural systems, such as building frames, is needed in order to verify the adequacy of using existing SDOF-derived relationships in the assessment of multiple-degree-of-freedom (MDOF) systems, in the framework of a proper nonlinear static procedure.
This paper presents a case study of a large-scale roof fall that occurred at an aged belt entry in a mine located in an eastern coalfield, analyzes root causes of excessive deformation of square sets that were installed in an adjacent entry, evaluates the adequacy of an existing rehabilitation square set, and develops remedial recommendations for future rehabilitation practice.
