The phrase "adequate immunization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, medicine, or public health discussions, particularly when referring to sufficient vaccination coverage to protect against diseases.
Example: "The health department reported that the community achieved adequate immunization levels to prevent outbreaks of preventable diseases."
Alternatives: "sufficient vaccination" or "proper immunization".
Although adequate immunization rate has been suggested to result in a form of herd immunity by dampening the survival of toxigenic strains of corynebacterium diphtheriae, the gene for virulence can be transferred by lysogeny to nontoxigenic strains to confer the toxigenic state among people who are not immune [ 24].
Also, adequate immunization does not completely eliminate the potential for transmission of the bacterium Corynebacterium diphtheriae.
Effective infection control in dentistry is unfeasible without an adequate immunization program for dental health care providers (DHCPs).
In another study, 18% of immigrants lacked seroprotection despite a history of adequate immunization [9].
CONCLUSIONS: Our study suggests that even with improved financing of well-child care, many important barriers to adequate immunization will remain.
For the emergency physician this means ensuring adequate immunization when treating routine wounds or considering providing tetanus immunoglobulin (TIG) for high-risk populations with substantial wounds.
Concentration of maternally-derived BVDV antibodies and age of calf at the time of vaccination are important factors in the induction of adequate immune responses following BVDV immunization [ 5- 7].
Subcutaneous or conjunctival immunization with B. melitensis Rev. 1 confers adequate immunity in small ruminants.
Routine immunization coverage is critical for children to have adequate immunity against polio and other childhood diseases.
Interestingly, this patient also showed responses to immunizations, whereas two other patients with complete B cell depletion (and clinical response) failed to achieve adequate immune responses.
Thus early immunization is advocated in all HIV positive patients at a stage when they are still capable of mounting an adequate immune response.
