The phrase "adequate inclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of including certain elements or individuals in a group or process.
Example: "The report emphasizes the importance of adequate inclusion of diverse perspectives in decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "sufficient inclusion" or "appropriate inclusion".
A suggestion is given for a slightly modified imperfection formula within the Ayrton-Perry formulation leading to adequate inclusion of modern high grade steels within the original four bucking curves.
This chapter focuses on the importance of the adequate inclusion of radiation calculations in fire models highlighting the physical role and effects of thermal radiation in room fires and reviewing the theoretical basis for radiation calculations.
To ensure adequate inclusion, withdrawn patients will be replaced by additional inclusions.
All observational studies were considered to have adequate inclusion and exclusion criteria and provided justification for the cohort.
If adequate inclusion numbers cannot be achieved, appropriate measures will be taken in the remaining two years, consisting of expansion of the number of participating centres or longer continuation of the study.
The leading national agencies in biomedical research and in the approval of drug/device interventions, specifically the NIH and the FDA within the United States, must take the lead in both enforcing existing requirements and extending research design and analysis requirements to ensure adequate inclusion of women and investigations that provide meaningful analysis by sex and gender [ 1, 7, 63 ].
The analysis of the way in which the content of Moodle platform is used by means of the axiomatic design tools could facilitate a clearer definition of the customer needs and more adequate inclusions of documents and tools on the platform content in order to satisfy the customers' needs.
However, most studies have limitations in experimental design, such as small numbers of patients, lack of adequate controls, inclusion of patients without PEW, uncontrolled or unmonitored oral intake, nonrandomized design, or short duration.
The first study adequate for inclusion was published in July , 1984 the final was published in September, 2014.
The primary reviewer also determined whether or not the received records were adequate for inclusion in further analysis.
Project to " Institutional strengthening for adequate financial inclusion of the rural producer in Paraguay", with finance of the Paraguay government, Chile government and JICA.
