The phrase "adequacy of the techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain techniques are sufficient or appropriate for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The adequacy of the techniques employed in the study was evaluated to determine their effectiveness in achieving the desired outcomes."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of the methods" or "effectiveness of the techniques".
To confirm the adequacy of the technique, the results of the calculation were compared with the results of the numerical experiment.
This may reflect a predominance of RCTs designed using drug-research methodology paradigms without due consideration given to adequacy of the technique used in delivering LLLT, leading to under dosing and negative outcome bias [ 65].
In this paper a major series of experiments is described that included extensive full-scale measurements of cross wind induced pressures on the Class 43 New Measurement Train over an extended 21 month period, together with wind tunnel, moving model tests and CFD calculations, and allows, for the first time, a proper evaluation of the adequacy of these techniques.
They were studied to control the adequacy of the cytometric techniques as well as to characterise the normal range of the T lymphocyte compartment parameters analysed.
A WHO-CHOICE team member made a follow-up visit to each country to determine the adequacy of the experts' techniques, answer questions, and provide further guidance.
They were studied to control for the adequacy of the cytometric techniques and cellular culture procedures, as well as for characterization of the normal range of the B-lymphocyte compartment parameters analyzed.
No expectation coincided with false assessment of adequacy of the fixation technique (92%).
Thirty-six healthy blood donors who were age-matched and sex-matched (60 ± 3.4 years, 25 men and 11 women) were studied in parallel with the patients as controls of the adequacy of the cytometric technique procedure as well as for characterisation of the normal range of the T lymphocyte compartment parameters analysed.
The observed 0.07 2.98% error in the optimality test results witnessed the adequacy of the adopted optimization technique.
