The phrase "adequate literacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sufficient level of reading and writing skills necessary for effective communication or understanding of information.
Example: "The program aims to ensure that all students achieve adequate literacy by the end of their primary education."
Alternatives: "sufficient literacy" or "basic literacy skills".
The corrections minister, David Elliott, announced the plan in May, citing a KPMG review from last year that found the current education model was not meeting demand, or achieving adequate literacy and numeracy outcomes for the prisoners.
Although 99% had adequate literacy skills, only 17% had better than ninth-grade numeracy skills.
Mean education level was 12.5 years, and 99% had adequate literacy skills, but only 17% had >9th-grade numeracy skills.
For each subgroup of literacy (adequate, marginal, inadequate), subjects in the intervention group experienced less mean DWM than subjects in the control group and the effect size (ES) increased as literacy decreased: adequate literacy, ES 0.069; marginal, ES 0.183, inadequate, ES 0.363.
You repeatedly hear from business executives that there aren't enough people in the state with adequate literacy and numeracy.
75% of the participants had adequate literacy and 80% used CAM.
For example, some judges felt that parental belief is important in order to have an adequate physical (literacy) environment; parent literacy habit influences parent-child interaction for language and literacy activities.
†significant difference for analyzing adequate health literacy vs. inadequate health literacy.
With comorbidities patients with other comorbidities except DM. *significant difference for analyzing adequate health literacy vs. marginal health literacy.
In the study, 75% of the patients had adequate health literacy and 25% had inadequate health literacy.
The prevalence of vascular conditions was shown to be significantly lower (104.8 per 1000) among veterans with adequate health literacy, as compared to inadequate health literacy (162.6 per 1000).
