The phrase "adequate cleanliness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or acceptability of cleanliness in a particular context, such as hygiene or maintenance standards.
Example: "The restaurant was inspected and found to have adequate cleanliness, meeting all health regulations."
Alternatives: "satisfactory cleanliness" or "sufficient cleanliness".
These included good building infrastructure with water supply, electricity, beds, cleanliness, adequate room space, seating arrangement and waiting areas, as found in India, Bangladesh and Nigeria [ 27, 36- 38].
Infection prevention criteria should include adequate running water, cleanliness of all areas, appropriate sharps disposal, correct preparation and use of antiseptics and decontamination, correct cleaning and preparation of instruments, appropriate waste collection and disposal, and good hand washing practices.
The key concerns covered under physical resources included physical infrastructure of the facility such as waiting area, cleanliness, adequate bedding, staff quarters, constraints in office space and amenities for the providers; regular supply of water and electricity; and medicines and supplies.
The outcome of these investigations is that endurance life of a rolling element bearing can be achieved if specific operating conditions, an adequate lubrication, good system cleanliness and specific bearing stressing are met.
Despite the presence of domestic staff carrying out their duties, observations of both hospitals illustrated the lack of adequate facilities to maintain cleanliness.
After 10 days Ms. Vincent regains her freedom with relief and a not altogether original epiphany: cleanliness, nutrition, kindness and adequate financing are all part of mental health care, especially when psychosis intertwines with poverty.
Structural elements included good physical environment, cleanliness, and availability of adequate human resources, medicines and supplies.
The facilitator then gradually introduced a series of prompts to encourage discussion about their perception on the quality and availability of healthcare infrastructure, cleanliness, services, training, and adequate personnel and logistics, laboratory support, use of patient-management protocols, and the necessity of training and supervision.
Availability of adequate supplies of water, as well as cleanliness of available water, is particularly important for diarrhoea prevention.
The pretested structured questionnaire included questions related to the patient waiting time to receive care, level of satisfaction with the cleanliness of the hospital, drug supplies, adequate time given by healthcare professionals and the opportunity to ask questions, and the MNH services provided to the patients.
