The phrase "adequacy would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of something in a hypothetical or conditional context.
Example: "In evaluating the project's success, we must consider whether the adequacy would be sufficient to meet our goals."
Alternatives: "sufficiency would be" or "appropriateness would be".
The central bank said in a separate announcement that the weakest banks, as measured by four criteria assessing capital adequacy, would be required to hold 7.5percentt of their assets as reserves at the central bank, beginning on April 25.
Moreover, the conditions under which such transfers occur are sufficiently different from those which respondents do have standing to challenge that any judicial assessment of their procedural adequacy would be wholly gratuitous and advisory.
(If the distinction between observables and unobservables didn't make sense, the concept of empirical adequacy would be incoherent).
The hypothesis of "uremic cardiopathy" is also not clearly supported by our data as the dialysis adequacy would be considered adequate for both TnI groups.
Based on a previous study [ 20], it was expected that the antimicrobial adequacy would be 48% for NDE and 94.2% for DE.
Given that on average patients in our study were prescribed 1800 Kcals, a 5% decrease in nutrition adequacy would be equivalent to providing 90 less kcals, which in layman's terms is the same as a single glass of apple juice per day.
A.I.G.'s first-quarter report said "it remains to be seen" which capital adequacy rules would be used in different parts of Europe.
Denham agreed, underlining how an adequacy decision would be much more limiting.
A full assessment of the adequacy of the system would be beyond the scope of this entry.
According to current international guidelines [ 1], normalization of ScvO2 as a global marker for the adequacy of tissue oxygenation would be sufficient.
In the case of Life Story, the focus of comparison would be on adequacy: does the movie represent the recorded events in a truthful manner?
