The phrase "adequate information exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency and effectiveness of communication or data transfer between parties.
Example: "For the project to succeed, we need to ensure an adequate information exchange between all team members."
Alternatives: "sufficient data sharing" or "effective communication transfer".
The primary purpose was to facilitate adequate information exchange between vascular surgeons/nurse-practitioners and physiotherapists.
Evidence exists for the positive outcomes of having a companion of choice at the time of labour [ 51], emotional support [ 52], preferred birthing positions [ 53, 54], a female provider [ 55], compassion by providers with adequate information exchange [ 56] and the encouragement of the parent's participation in care of their child in neonatal intensive care [ 57].
The limited interoperability (i.e. the ability to exchange and use information) between information systems was perceived as a major threat to adequate electronic information exchange in the three included health care settings.
Exchange of adequate information given by competent providers who are sensitive to the client's specific needs during pregnancy and labour are central in order to improve the quality of maternal health care [ 35].
There is a common theme underlying the various definitions and descriptions in that communication is generally defined in terms of exchanging the adequate information in short time (Bhalerao & Ingle 2010; Cannizzo et al. 2008; Dorairaj et al. 2011; Melo et al. 2011; Misra et al. 2009).
These antecedents comprised adequate service user buy-in, meaningful information exchange, participatory deliberation and participatory decision-making.
For example, environmental monitoring networks require information exchange, which has to be supported by an adequate and efficient information platform that handles documentation and exchange of metadata (site descriptions, quality control data), measuring data and geodata.
General advocacy for free and open information exchange that is self-governed has led to lack of adequate Internet governance.
The strong aspects of this work are in the practical side: the local channel information (obtained via sounding in TDD mode) is adequate, and each cell site can construct its precoder and decoder locally without further information exchange among different cell sites and users.
The information exchange is neutral.
Our analysts were stonewalled and lied to and didn't have adequate information.
