The phrase "adequate in systems of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or competency of something within specific systems or frameworks.
Example: "The training program is adequate in systems of project management, ensuring that all participants are well-prepared for their roles."
Alternatives: "sufficient in frameworks of" or "competent in areas of".
In the year to April a quarter of trusts failed to put in place adequate systems of infection control.
This is particularly true in low- and middle-income countries which lack adequate systems of formal care.
Elucidation for the role of a gene of interest in the development of mDA and 5-HT neurons can be complemented by an adequate in vitro system that allows gain of function and loss of function experiments.
It is difficult to establish an adequate system of law in China and requires more effort".
"The biggest problem is there's no adequate system of evaluation in Japan," says Yui.
Severity estimates are needed early on in an outbreak, when timely (but perhaps not the most robust) estimates are required, but also when an epidemic has run its course, to quantify robustly both the severity and total burden of disease and to assess whether public health responses and surveillance systems were adequate in the midst of the epidemic.
It added that the bank had an adequate system of internal controls in place to guard against the illegal bribing of foreign government officials.
In an unprecedented rebuke to a major accounting firm, the group that oversees the industry released a report criticizing Deloitte & Touche, saying that it lacked an adequate system of quality control in its audits.
In the absence of an adequate system of care, adolescents with disabilities are often significantly under-serviced as young adults, and many receive no care whatsoever [ 6, 13, 14].
The fourth enabler is the acceleration in the development of adequate in vitro test systems to complement and gradually replace animal models.
