The phrase "adequacy of the method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a particular method in a given context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "The adequacy of the method used in this study will be evaluated to determine its effectiveness in achieving the desired outcomes."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of the method" or "suitability of the method".
Nonlinear static and dynamic analyses confirm the adequacy of the method to achieve the intended performance objectives.
The adequacy of the method, even in the case of impedance mismatch, is demonstrated by comparing these model simulations with experimentally obtained AF curves for both flow-through coaxial stub resonators and microstrip resonators immersed in the fluid under investigation.
The good correlation (+88.18 %) confirms the adequacy of the method for estimating the EEJ and provides a useful scaling factor [slope 970 Amperes/nanotesla (A/nT); offset 172 nT at 0 A] to relate changes in the geomagnetic field to corresponding changes in the EEJ.
Residuals will be checked to ensure the adequacy of the method.
MLVF was thoroughly adopted for epidemiological typing based upon previous reports confirming stability and adequacy of the method to a broad use in detection of outbreaks and potential sources of transmission [ 12, 41] and its high discriminatory power [ 41, 42].
In addition, some of the items of the OQS explicitly assessed the completeness of reporting - as a measure of reporting quality-rather than the adequacy of the methods.
The generally low correlation between the subjective scores and objective in4dicators necessarily evokes a question on the adequacy of the methods applied.
For the RCTs, we assessed the adequacy of the methods used for randomization, allocation concealment, blinding, and follow-up [ 22, 23].
We evaluated the type of outcome, the frequency of reporting NNTs with corresponding confidence intervals, and assessed the adequacy of the methods used to calculate NNTs in the case of time-to-event outcomes.
In order to investigate the adequacy of the methods proposed here with a more balanced dataset, the same simulation parameters as described in the previous section were used to simulate five generations of an artificial population with 25 000 records.
Even if some studies were more engaging and readable than others, a well written captivating piece of research might not allow the reader to judge the adequacy of the methods.
