The phrase "adequacy score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating the sufficiency or appropriateness of something, such as a performance metric or assessment tool.
Example: "The adequacy score of the program indicates how well it meets the established criteria for success."
Alternatives: "sufficiency rating" or "suitability score".
Logistic regression was used for collapse and diagnostic adequacy scores.
These tests provided adequacy scores for various health literacy elements and corresponding scholastic grades.
As hypothesized, the highest overall correlations were observed between the "sleep disturbance" and the "sleep adequacy" scores and the SF-36 scores, whereas the "snoring" dimension was the most weakly correlated with the SF-36 scores.
The mean and range of methodological adequacy scores for studies in the various chronic medical conditions were as follows: asthma 6.1 (4–8), cognitive disability 7.8 (6–9), autism 5 (4–7), pediatric oncology 6 (6-6), diabetes 6 (4–8), and other studies 7.5 (7.5).
Additionally, the number of total ANC visits, as well as indicators of the content of each visit (e.g. which blood tests were done), was not available, thus precluding the possibility of creating an ANC adequacy scoring tool.
To assess diagnostic adequacy, observers scored whether detection of ≥ 6 mm lesions was possible based on the distension of prone and supine position combined (yes or no).
The following variables were recorded: demographic characteristics, underlying diseases, severity of illness at admission (APACHE II and SOFA scores), adequacy of empirical antimicrobial therapy, SOFA score at the day of culture results, worst SOFA score in the ICU, development of nosocomial infection, leght of stay and mortality.
To predict the mean adequacy ratio (MAR) scores of mothers and toddlers from intakes of fruits, vegetables, and dairy group foods and being seated during mealtimes.
A (weighted) kappa was calculated to assess interobserver agreement with regards to distension, collapse, diagnostic adequacy and diverticulosis scores.
