The phrase "adequate involvement of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessary participation or engagement of a specific group or entity in a particular context or process.
Example: "The project requires adequate involvement of the stakeholders to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "sufficient participation of the" or "appropriate engagement of the".
Finally, the report criticises IMF management for failing to ensure the adequate involvement of its executive board, an oversight committee of 24 national representatives.
Task shifting to primary care nurses and clinical officers and to psychiatric nurses has already long been in place for mental health, but without adequate involvement of and systematic support from well trained specialists, the quality of training, service development, policy dialogue, assessment and treatment provided is compromised.
We hold three monthly meetings with senior managers from each group where we raise issues that come to us via our membership, such as lack of adequate involvement of carers in mental health services, poor responses from out of hours GP service, and access, communication and language issues.
With adequate funding, involvement of the NLM might provide more sophisticated informatics expertise to make the data more usable, and the NLM or the National Toxicology Program (NTP) could perhaps provide a "home" for the data.
Whether a single biopsy of an ovary is adequate to exclude HL involvement of the entire ovary is uncertain and one should consider random examination of several slices within the biopsy specimen prior to autotransplantation of the remaining tissue.
Furthermore, it has been argued that respect should be for the person rather than purely for autonomy [ 31, 32]; trust in providers, treatment with respect, and dignity were more closely associated with patients overall evaluation of their hospitals than adequate involvement in decision-making [ 33].
They suggested that the factors influencing effectiveness of human resource elements include: systematic evaluation of staff numbers; a sound selection process based on verifiable criteria; provision of an adequate staffing level throughout the year; full involvement of the ward sister in the process of admitting patients; and sound communication within the care team.
Involvement of the DCO helped to ensure adequate protections of SCCY's rights and welfare in the local setting.
However, further expansion must be founded on adequate technical advice and support, improved institutional collaboration and greater involvement of the local communities.
9 Patients considered eligible for Y-IT treatment should satisfy several screening criteria, including having less than 25% involvement of the bone marrow by disease determined by adequate core biopsy, absence of myelodysplasia, and satisfactory blood counts.
