The phrase "adequate knowledge and information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency of understanding or data required for a particular task or decision-making process.
Example: "To make an informed decision, it is essential to have adequate knowledge and information about the subject matter."
Alternatives: "sufficient understanding and data" or "appropriate knowledge and details".
Less than half of them believed that they have adequate knowledge and information about this disorder.
About 46.6% of them believed that they have adequate knowledge and information about this disorder.
"Women (and men) must be equipped with adequate knowledge and information on the risks of getting infected with HIV and on safer sex".
In order to make decisions for their children, parents or legal guardians should ideally display commitment to the child's best interests; adequate knowledge and information; emotional stability; and the ability to make reasoned judgements [ 100].
Autonomy depends on the patient's ability to make independent choices, on his adequate knowledge and on correct information received.
(Female participant (AL5), Albany)" Another related factor that affected participants' ability to access relevant information and services was the perception that local healthcare providers lacked adequate knowledge and skills in comprehensive management of pain disorders, particularly chronic pain disorders.
This makes one wonder if they had adequate knowledge about mode of transmission of HIV and adequate knowledge and skill to prevent it.
Results suggest that technical elements are less critical than information and human factors and that an adequate knowledge of the information requirements of users is the most important critical success factors related with executive information systems (EIS).
(Senior nurse manager one) According to participants, although self-confidence is rooted in one's personal characteristics and the social and work-related interactions, having adequate and job-related knowledge and information, together with the people's feeling of confidence and self-efficacy in doing something, provide them with the feeling of power and ability.
Research shows that people diagnosed with CLD (eg, cirrhosis, 50 hepatitis C 51) have a poor understanding of their disease and lack adequate knowledge about important information needed to self-manage their disease.
