The phrase "adequacy of using this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a particular method, tool, or approach in a given context.
Example: "The adequacy of using this software for our project will be evaluated during the next meeting."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of utilizing this" or "appropriateness of employing this".
In this study, test results of a full-scale four-story Reinforced Concrete (RC) building were used as the basis to assess the adequacy of using the residual drift to estimate the damage sustained by the building subjected to ground motions.
Three measures are used to examine the adequacy of using the softcomputing techniques to address the entrepreneurship field.
The adequacy of using the PEI as a quality measure has been a matter of discussion [ 7, 13].
Furthermore, the need to move patients' safety reporting from the research domain to clinical governance 9 includes an assessment of the usefulness and scientific adequacy of using such reports as quality indicators.
The model is used to assess the adequacy of using a simplified technique in the seismic analysis and design of such structures.
The adequacy of using available RAC concrete models to predict the long-term responses of the RACFST specimens was evaluated based on the experimental results.
The scope was to investigate the effects of eccentricity in the annular reactor and the adequacy of using lumped models when modelling such cases.
This paper contributes in that respect by showing a practical way of representing and assessing drivers' behaviour and the adequacy of using AgentSpeak(L) as a modelling language, as it provides clear and elegant specifications of BDI agents.
In this paper we describe our approach and present in detail the results, which assess the higher motivational adequacy of using a complete robot in these subjects and also the real fulfillment of the other requirements along several academic years.
PEC utilizes a Pareto efficiency, and introduces a manifold drift term as a measure for determining the adequacy of using a certain combustion-manifold model to predict selected quantities of interest.
