The phrase "adequacy the two" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The adequacy the two options provided was not sufficient for the project requirements."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of the two" or "adequateness of the two".
The adequacy of the two sequential processes identified, namely water vapour adsorption on crack tip surfaces and hydrogen embrittlement of cyclically deformed material within the plastic zone, to account for environmentally-assisted fatigue crack propagation in alloys based on intermetallic compounds is then examined.
The large disparity in ANC adequacy between the two settings suggests special attention for the ANC programme in rural areas focusing on its content.
The KMO measures of sampling adequacy of the nine domains were low for Clinical Governance and Social Policy, Citizenship and Advocacy (0.52 and 0.61 respectively).
Their judgements only partially overlapped with those obtained by Ramirez et al (1995), who found that the percentages of adequacy for the three areas were 90, 45 and 22% (clinical, communicational, managerial tasks, respectively).
In 2009, the F.D.A. contracted with the group to review the adequacy of one of the two regulatory pathways though which it approves medical devices, a process known as 510K.
To ascertain their experimental adequacy, the sensitivity of the two nonlinearity parameters, as measured by the nonlinear resonance vibration method and nonlinear modulation method, were analyzed by comparing the results.
Staffing adequacy was associated with the two nurse-assessed outcomes, and patient safety management was associated with patient safety (table 4).
The mean kappa-values for inter-observer agreement on adequacy of images at the two rounds were lower than kappa-values for agreement on treatment recommendations (difference 0.19 and 0.28; p < 0.001 at both rounds).
The maximum likelihood estimation method is used to assess the adequacy of any two or more than two nested models by using the likelihood ratio test.
In addition to the common strain-life approach, the adequacy of two well-established energy-life models for predicting fatigue life under variable-amplitude loading was evaluated.
