The phrase "adequate dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a conversation or exchange of ideas that is sufficient or satisfactory in quality or content.
Example: "The meeting was productive, as we were able to establish adequate dialogue between the departments."
Alternatives: "sufficient conversation" or "acceptable discussion".
There must be adequate dialogue and consultation with CCGs and local people.
"It is clear that Amazon intends to move forward in its plan without adequate dialogue and compromise," he concluded.
Without adequate dialogue in queer spaces, perhaps it's unsurprising that the gay scene's focus is less on mind and spirit, and more upon the body.
Therefore, it may be difficult to create an adequate dialogue and allow everyone to learn from the assessment.
Ashford emphasizes in the following quote the importance of adequate information and dialogue: "During organizational transitions, two types of information seem most relevant: information about the change itself and 'feedback'" [ 41].
In this study we have focused on effectiveness of the process for ensuring that decision-making is based on adequate representation, information and dialogue through from setting priority themes and topics to selecting projects for commissioning.
Nurses with longer appointment times, and clinicians working in practices and/or roles that facilitated continuity of care with patients, emphasised their confidence in having adequate time to begin a dialogue about weight loss and emphasised that discussions could continue over a series of visits.
To realise the patients' and physicians' demands on a medical system based on informed partnership rather than considerate paternalism, adequate time for patient-physician-dialogue will be a condition sine qua non.
Doctors and therapists should be the first to give adequate information to patients, although the dialogue between patients and doctors is often suboptimal in this respect [ 5].
It appears that the standard institutional approach emphasizes behavior modification through information, policies, procedures, processes and external sanctions (typically punitive or disciplinary), but lacks an adequate focus on reflection, inner understanding, and dialogue in an integrated manner.
Cooperation and dialogue across disciplines will help to develop adequate indicators for monitoring human health and elaborating efficient policies and strategies to the benefit of both women and men in the Arctic.
