The phrase "adequacy of time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether there is enough time available to complete a task or meet a deadline.
Example: "The adequacy of time for this project is crucial to ensure we meet our goals without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of time" or "enough time".
The road was reviewed on the basis of the adequacy of time available to drivers in order to decide and perform maneuvers, the conformity of road layout to driver expectancies (any changes/critical transition points in road and traffic characteristics being indicated clearly and in good time), checking potential violations of expectancies related to roadway design.
Both physician and practice characteristics were associated with respondents' perceptions of adequacy of time spent with patients in visits.
Our study did not assess the quality of care offered to patients based on waiting times, adequacy of time clinician spends with patients, patient advice and assessment.
Questions explored the respondents experience of anxiety related to the process of LOT, their understanding of the explanation and the reasons for LOT, and the adequacy of time to participate in the decision.
Responses were neutral on effectiveness of the discussion board for communication with patients, and on average, expressed neutral to slight disagreement on adequacy of time available to use BB, and if they had changed management based on BB data.
A four-point scale (yes definitely, yes to some extent, no and unsure) was employed to measure patients' compliance with physician advice, comfort level asking physician questions, opinion on physician's clinical experience, adequacy of time spent, clarity, and attentiveness.
Adequacy of timed urine collection will be confirmed as far as possible by estimation of urinary creatinine excretion rate (mmol/kg per 24 h) [ 35].
Finally, 7 themes emerged from the interviews: technical issues, adequacy of support, time requirement, motivation, clarity of course instruction, course design, and relevancy of the course.
For adequacy of information, time, and involvement we recoded values in two ways.
Our measure of subjective appraisal of breast cancer treatment decisions includes 5 related elements; regret and satisfaction as well as perceived adequacy of information, time, and involvement.
