Sentence The phrase 'adequacy to' is not considered grammatically correct in written English; however, 'adequacy for' can be used in written English.
For example, "Her level of preparation shows an adequacy for the job."
The Black Keys are elevating adequacy to new middles.
But the change had caused the commission staff to question the design's adequacy to meet natural hazards.
This ceramic is chosen due to its proved adequacy to ensure optimal adhesion.
The most widely adopted measure of process adequacy to hold the tolerances is the process capability.
Analysis of variance provided adequacy to the mathematical model for further studies.
The capital will count toward the calculation of capital adequacy, to persuade investors of the bank's ability to absorb financial loss.
It was a kind of natural adequacy to the occasion, a way of being equal to what life had to offer.
The impact of the designs on sensor performance and their adequacy to operate in real conditions are discussed.
Cadaver assays were performed with a stainless steal device to test fixation and adequacy to the human spine anatomy.
The analysis consists of examining students' written designs (N = 20) depending on their content and adequacy to solve the investigation.
Banks also have an important lead in adapting to the vast array of regulatory requirements, from capital adequacy to consumer protection to anti-money laundering.
