The phrase "adequate measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a measurement in various contexts, such as scientific research, engineering, or quality control.
Example: "To ensure the accuracy of our results, we need to establish an adequate measurement of the variables involved in the experiment."
Alternatives: "sufficient measurement" or "appropriate measurement".
While these results are encouraging, limitations in adequate measurement of this quality metric including defining RDS using administrative data, adequately adjusting for severity of illness, and accounting for care received prior to transfer preclude us from establishing the validity of this measure as a marker of neonatal quality of care.
Both fostering and measuring action competence remain central targets of vocational education and training research; adequate measurement approaches clearly are prerequisites for international, large-scale assessments.
It may be that the measures examined in this review require further development and investigation to establish adequate measurement properties for use with stroke populations.
Despite a growing interest in intellectual humility (IH) and intellectual arrogance (IA), adequate measurement remains a challenging issue.
It is shown that simple registration networks are able to provide adequate measurement of discontinuity orientation for engineering purposes.
However, these four factors explain too little common variance (i.e., about 80%) to be an adequate measurement model.
Errors would be inevitable because a complete history of data and adequate measurements would be unobtainable.
Finally, the gradient s is recorded through adequate measurements and compared with maximum standard values required by the guidelines [12].
Moreover, the respondents consider the design and application of adequate measurements that allow adaptation and mitigation to climate change important.
Where the uncertainty arises from the inability to perform adequate measurements, fuzzy sets provide a mathematical method of representing such uncertainties.
Our results also indicate a statistically significant increase in success rates with ability to gather adequate measurements as physicians progressed through their training, and also a statistically significant decrease in time to gather those images.
