The phrase "adequate level of protection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing safety, security, or compliance, particularly in legal, environmental, or data protection discussions.
Example: "The new regulations ensure an adequate level of protection for consumer data against breaches."
Alternatives: "sufficient level of protection" or "appropriate level of protection."
While sensitive to the importance of protecting research participants' identifiable health data, we believe that ultimately the adequate level of protection should be determined by taking into account the scientific, social, and policy context and following a thorough risk-benefit analysis of the research being undertaken.
It suggested that the US "does not afford an adequate level of protection of personal data".
The European Court of Justice's latest ruling has determined that the US "does not afford an adequate level of protection of personal data".
"[The Irish DPA must]decide whether... transfer of the data of Facebook's European subscribers to the US should be suspended on the grounds that that country does not afford an adequate level of protection of personal data," the EUCJ said.
"What we're finding is that even though people are using antiperspirant, the products were not meeting the adequate level of protection based on their bodies' chemistry," Mr. Hochman said.
This change will enable the program to underwrite a broader range of insurers' risks, which, in turn, will provide insurance companies with an adequate level of protection to once again write homeowners' insurance policies in the so-called high-risk communities they have abandoned.
This paper addresses the issue of providing adequate levels of protection to data flows in multi-layer networks composed of MPLS and optical layers and based on the GMPLS paradigm.
A new approach is proposed allowing for an efficient use of network resources and providing adequate levels of protection, starting from the high standard required for real-time traffic.
For this reason, in order to provide an adequate level of radiation, protection is necessary to adopt some wariness.
However, there are significant uncertainties in the risk estimates for the probability of developing heavy particle-induced cancer, and in the amount of shielding needed to provide an adequate level of radiation protection.
By the late 1920s, gravity discharge alone could no longer be relied upon to provide an adequate level of flood protection, and a change to pumped drainage began.
