The phrase "adequate interpreting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of interpretation in various contexts, such as language translation or understanding complex information.
Example: "The report requires adequate interpreting to ensure that all stakeholders understand the findings clearly."
Alternatives: "sufficient interpretation" or "appropriate interpretation".
Likewise, Edgar W. Jenkins (1979) pointed out that the most frequent and persistent criticism of general science concerns its mishmash of topics and the absence of coherent or adequate interpreting principles.
To support migrant and refugee women to breastfeed, health services need to provide access to culturally appropriate care with adequate interpreting services and health professionals who have had training in cultural competence.
(HP9)" Overall, the provision of adequate interpreting services was seen by both focus group participants and health care providers as critical in improving delivery of services and increasing patients' satisfaction with their care.
Of course, the opportunity equity stressed by Rawls provides the foundation but is not adequate for interpreting social justice.
This means that MEGAN classifies those reads rather "generally" but the assignment still is adequate for interpreting metagenomic data in sufficiency.
Further, a test of whether the items suggest a structure in which there is at least one common factor to all items was also significant [χ 561) = 16,080.2, p <0.0001] implying that any structure extracted after that first factor is residual information that could enhance interpretation of the first factor, but one factor would be adequate to interpret the construct under study.
Hanson says Western Australia has yet to constitutionally recognise the existence of its many native languages, the practical consequence of which is an absence of adequate translating or interpreting services, aside from one small service in the Kimberley region.
To make an appropriate decision, a manager needs to be supported with qualified information and adequate knowledge in interpreting the information.
Although mixed states can, as I said, be used to represent our ignorance of the states of systems that are actually in one or another pure state, and although this has seemed to many to be an adequate way of interpreting mixtures in classical contexts, there are serious obstacles to applying it generally to quantum mechanical mixtures.
Admissions staff should be required to get adequate training in interpreting criminal justice information.
