The phrase "adequacy role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the function or importance of adequacy in a specific situation, such as in assessments or evaluations.
Example: "In the evaluation process, the adequacy role of each criterion must be clearly defined to ensure fair judgment."
Alternatives: "sufficiency function" or "suitability role".
Role adequacy and role legitimacy are concerned with role security, i.e., how individuals perceive the adequacy of their skills and knowledge in relation to problem drinkers and how appropriate it is for them to work with such clients.
The results indeed showed a larger improvement in role adequacy than in role legitimacy, however the difference was not sufficient to draw any firm conclusions from.
Although clinical severity and treatment adequacy play a role in symptomatic improvement and full recovery from a depressive episode, recovery also seems to be influenced by social support, education level, age, (un employment and non-depressive psychopathology [ 25- 29].
These demands may include the practitioner's feeling of self-worth, role adequacy and personal achievement, which are often associated with opportunities to develop new skills and the use of a variety of skills [ 22, 23].
Our study demonstrates that hemodialysis adequacy plays an important role in correcting anemia in patients with ESRD on regular HD by enhancing the activity of erythrocyte G6PD activity.
In particular, the communication shall examine the role and adequacy of the EU ETS in meeting the Paris Agreement goals.
This entry outlines the overall directions of this new research area and focuses on the logical status of diagrams in proofs, their representational function and adequacy, different kinds of diagrammatic systems, and the role of diagrams in human cognition.
Vitamin D status appears to play an important role in the adequacy of immune responses to viral respiratory tract infections.
14 Vitamin D status appears to play an important role in the adequacy of immune responses to viral lower respiratory infections.
Satisfaction with training (five questions) assesses whether nurses have opportunities for further training, have access to in-service courses, time off or have funding to attend courses and the adequacy of training for the role performed while in the job.
