The phrase "adequacy to identify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of something for the purpose of identification.
Example: "The adequacy to identify the key issues in the report was crucial for the team's success."
Alternatives: "sufficiency for identification" or "suitability for identifying".
An internal control human RNaseP PCR was included to confirm the specimen adequacy and to identify PCR inhibition [ 20].
The aim of this study was not to evaluate veterinary IC adequacy but to identify and understand the barriers to IC and zoonotic risk mitigation in private veterinary practices within the context of the emergence of HeV in Queensland, Australia.
The first use of the term adequacy is difficult to identify; the concept was probably proposed multiple times in different contexts, both in the scientific literature and agency documents.
Cost-effectiveness analyses of specific types of treatment directed by hemodynamic monitoring, namely SvO2 monitoring to identify adequacy of treatment for hemodynamic instability [ 55] and preoptimization in high-risk surgery patients [ 56], have demonstrated benefit.
The Adaptive Behavior Assessment System-II (ABAS-II) is designed to measure adaptive skills and provides a standardized, multi-informant assessment with technical adequacy that can be utilized to identify adaptive skills from birth through adulthood.
To quantify the use of dietary supplements over a 24-hour and 1-month time frame, to determine the contribution of dietary supplements to the prevalence of dietary nutrient adequacy in the population, and to identify factors associated with supplement use, including characteristics of caregivers.
It has been used in some studies related to adequacy of treatment for depression to identify individual factors potentially associated with adequate treatment [ 7, 30- 32].
We aimed to identify the adequacy of assistance provided and to assess correct anaesthetic equipment and drug availability at emergency calls made in the ICU and in remote areas of the hospital.
To assess the adequacy of a routine screening to identify cervical intraepithelial neoplasia 2 or worse (CIN2+) in women over 50 years of age, a retrospective cohort was set in six Italian organised population-based screening programmes.
Records for the index period were reviewed to identify and evaluate the adequacy of a case-defining event.
An urgent need exists for trials that relate accurately measured nutrient biomarker data to clinical outcomes to identify cutoffs of nutrient adequacy.
