The phrase "adequate classification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a categorization system in various contexts, such as data organization, research, or taxonomy.
Example: "The study requires an adequate classification of the species to ensure accurate data analysis."
Alternatives: "sufficient categorization" or "appropriate classification".
Since the trauma of surgery may actually aggravate the condition, adequate classification, preoperative planning, and combined treatment are beneficial.
To face this issue, we propose a more adequate classification scale based on two elements: failure modes classification and service behavior classification.
In order to choose an adequate classification algorithm for a certain application, the signal property (in case of not only sensor-based but also sensorless scenarios), extracted feature property and the number of classes, must be considered as well.
In this paper, the authors have assessed progress with implementing the REACH instruments, highlighting promising developments, as well as challenges and limitations particularly for occupational health and safety: REACH aims to deliver structured and accessible information on chemicals, e.g. toxicological and physicochemical information to achieve adequate classification and labeling, or DNELs.
The plane p2 produces an adequate classification with all of the data points appropriately divided.
This situation requires an adequate classification system for rehab patients.
Adequate classifications should possess the flexibility to come to terms with the flexibility of religion itself.
According to REACH (Annex XI) [3] a QSAR model is valid if: The model is recognized as scientifically valid; The substance is included in the applicability domain of the model; Results are adequate for classification and labeling and for risk assessment; The model is adequately documented.
CA is used to "rational" design of training (TS) and prediction set (PS) but it shows of not being adequate as classification technique.
Conventional electrodiagnostic techniques often provide non-specific results or are hampered by local conditions (edema, multiple electrical devices) that prevent adequate disease classification [ 36].
Since the microarray was designed mainly aiming at children oral microbiota, it may be that the coverage of the current taxonomic microarray is not fully adequate for classification of the oral microbiota associated with permanent teeth.
