The phrase "adequate consent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing permissions, agreements, or approvals, particularly in legal, medical, or ethical discussions.
Example: "Before proceeding with the experiment, the researchers ensured that they had obtained adequate consent from all participants."
Alternatives: "sufficient consent" or "proper consent".
The legal process will sort out whether LinkedIn is getting adequate consent from its users.
The case will decide if the feature triggers the Illinois law -- and if so, if clicking through the terms and conditions when signing up counts as adequate consent.
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) failed to obtain adequate consent from parents to administer injections of Synflorix, a vaccine that is quickly becoming one of its biggest global sellers, according to a judge in Buenos Aires.
September 2017 — Facebook is fined $1.4M by Spain's data watchdog, including for collecting data on users ideology and tracking web browsing habits without obtaining adequate consent.
The plaintiff claimed that USA Today's mobile app did not obtain adequate consent before providing Adobe with information including the title of the video viewed on the app, the device's GPS coordinates and unique device identifiers.
To the contrary, the 1998 study acknowledges that the receipt of nonresearch services for soft dollars (i.e., commissions) can be lawful, and such lawfulness is premised on adequate consent being obtained from those whose commissions pay for the service.
Research participants must have adequate consent-related abilities to provide informed consent at the time of study enrollment.
We sought to determine if research participants with schizophrenia maintain adequate consent-related abilities during a longitudinal study.
Thereafter, adequate informed consent of the study participants was sought through signature or thumb print on the consent forms for each tool for data collection.
Federal involvement has also ensured that the research is monitored and that donors provide adequate informed consent.
After adequate informed consent, the patient underwent partial resection of the liver (R0) (Fig. 2).
