The phrase "adequacy section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as legal documents, reports, or analyses where a specific part addresses the sufficiency or appropriateness of something.
Example: "In the adequacy section of the report, we evaluated the effectiveness of the proposed measures."
Alternatives: "sufficiency section" or "satisfactory section".
For worries about methodological circularity in using our accepted theories to supply facts about observability facts that bear on the theories' own empirical adequacy see section 3.7 below.
Sensitivity analyses are carried out to assess the adequacy of element and section discretization and the efficacy of alternate options for modeling the floor slab are investigated.
In the next section the adequacy of the 3-D permutation test for rotational symmetry is examined further by performing a simulation study.
In this section, the adequacy of human and financial resources in networks will be examined.
Immediate analysis of specimens, such as rapid cytology adequacy determination and frozen section interpretation are now employed using real time screen sharing and whole slide imaging technologies.
We confirmed the adequacy of monkey ovary sections from individual lots in an unblinded manner before using them.
The credibility of the road design software in defining the SSDAVAILABLE was validated against an existing road section lacking SSD adequacy, which was surveyed via laser scanner [24].
We will discuss the definitions of adequacy, comprehensiveness, and representativeness in Section IV.
To check the histopathological diagnosis and adequacy of tissue sampling, a section from each microarray was stained with haematoxylin and eosin and examined by an experienced pathologist (TM).
In order to check the histopathological diagnosis and the adequacy of tissue sampling, a section from each microarray was stained with haematoxylin and eosin and examined by light microscopy.
