The phrase "adequacy under" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of something in relation to a specific standard, condition, or set of criteria.
Example: "The adequacy under the new regulations will be assessed during the upcoming review."
Alternatives: "sufficiency in relation to" or "suitability according to".
The problem is that with little forex coming in, and with reserves already standing at just $29bn, the central bank could soon find itself hitting the reserve adequacy prescription, under which it must hold forex reserves to cover six months of imports, or $27bn.
The governor of China's central bank, Dai Xianlong, conceded as much when he said last week that three of them presumably the Agricultural Bank of China, the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China and the China Construction Bank fail to meet international levels of capital adequacy even under present, lax accounting rules.All of a sudden, honesty seems to have broken out in Chinese banking.
To date, the EU has adopted 12 adequacy decisions under its existing data protection directive, including the aforementioned agreement with the US (which covers certified companies), and one with Canada (for transfers to commercial organisations subject to a Canadian data protection act).
In general, the irrigation adequacy ratings (measure of under-irrigation) for the treatments were higher during the fall months of testing than the spring months due to lower ET resulting in lower irrigation demand.
Such decoherence-based interpretations of the psi-function are certainly "artful", and their adequacy is still under debate(see Schlosshauer 2007, especially Chapter 8).
To achieve the expected interaction between HSSF and user fees, clear guidance should be given to facilities on user charges, and the adequacy of funding under HSSF should be reviewed.
It is therefore possible that the adequacy of prenatal care was under-estimated in our study, particularly among women originally from Africa and the Caribbean.
These findings could assist in the evaluation of the adequacy of existing towers under downburst events, as well as in the design of new towers.
The code rules like ASME SECVUIDIV-I, ASME DIV-II, IS-875, and IS-1893 are used and the allowed stresses to determine the adequacy of this design under all required loading conditions are studied and presented.
