The phrase "adequacy towards" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of something in relation to another thing.
Example: "The adequacy towards the project's requirements was assessed during the review process."
Alternatives: "sufficiency regarding" or "appropriateness for".
It is necessary to question not only the qualitative adequacy of health standards towards the needs expressed by populations, but also their quantitative adequacy according to available human resources in the sector.
Some experts anticipate "nothing short of a paradigm shift in industry from the current hardware centric focus on system adequacy and reliability, towards the inclusion [of] a more directly consumer-oriented view of security" [11].
If health standards are a qualitative framework of reference, their definition and performances, open towards adequacy levels in more quantitative terms and whose implementation depends on available resources and appropriate needs.
Dodd-Frank, a 2010 piece of legislation that in general I do not agree with, did make some positive strides towards assuring capital adequacy at banks, somewhat addressing the "too big to fail" issue.
Instead of indicating the adequacy of the hardship fund, they point towards problems with the way some are run.
The importance of the difference in plasma volume expansion by the colloids and crystalloids may be supported the higher blood pressure and the observed trend towards improvement in parameters reflecting adequacy of cardiac output, i.e. central venous oxygen saturation and clearance of lactate.
Recent studies have demonstrated that lactate can be used to monitor the adequacy of circulatory management and that treatment targeted towards reducing lactate levels has clinical benefit in ICU patients [ 25].
This means that its contribution towards resource adequacy can be significantly less than the contribution from traditional resources.
In recent times, apparently due to the influence of Tarskian arguments such as the one mentioned towards the end of subsection 2.4.3, the belief in the adequacy of derivability characterizations seems to have waned (see e.g. Prawitz 1985 for a similar appraisal).
Adequacy of class representation.
Adequacy of class notice.
