The phrase "adequate association" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a connection or relationship between two or more entities.
Example: "The study found that there was an adequate association between the variables, suggesting a potential link worth exploring further."
Alternatives: "sufficient connection" or "appropriate relationship".
Regardless of which statistical procedures are agreed upon that demonstrate adequate association, the ultimate criterion for association must be independent replication.
No adequate association between HIV positive status and death was found, as reported in other studies in Africa [ 14, 16, 17].
The underlying mechanism for the association between ADEs and QOL does not influence its usefulness to assess construct validity, since the principle of construct validity is based on the existence of an adequate association between scores on instruments [ 37].
To describe interactions among the five genes studied, the adequate statistical association structures of SNPs in both PG and CG were determined using optimal association graphs.
However, as a potentially powerful tool for assessing population effects of genetic variants, meta-analysis cannot replace for adequate genetic association studies.
Therefore, we assumed that the size of our tomato collection was adequate for association mapping studies, as previously reported for bean [ 24], peanut [ 25] and barley [ 26], as well as for tomato [ 14], in analyses that involved approximately 90 genotypes.
Until there is an adequate explanation and association between the mortality risk and level of glycaemic control we are unable to effectively model this outcome with adequate understanding.
Although rather small, as compared to other studies, our sample size should be considered adequate for evaluating associations.
Although women in the NHS were aged 25 to 42 years were therefore younger than our participants, there is evidence that self-reported height and weight data are adequate for assessing associations in epidemiological studies [ 39].
Studies of intermolecular energy landscapes are important for understanding protein association and adequate modeling of protein interactions.
Biron was asked whether the substance-abuse program, which is jointly administered by the league and the players' association, was adequate.
