The phrase "adequate medication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of medication for a particular condition or treatment.
Example: "The doctor prescribed adequate medication to manage the patient's symptoms effectively."
Alternatives: "sufficient medication" or "appropriate medication".
Family members claim he was not given adequate medication after twice being beaten up by other inmates.
Perhaps now the Bush administration will understand that tax revenue has a purpose, like providing adequate medication coverage.
Patients with debilitating pain from chronic illness, accidents, surgery or advanced cancer have long had problems getting adequate medication to control their pain and make life worth living.
There was consistency in these findings, with more adequate medication among responders from lay groups, who were likely to be more vocal in their demands.
Persons on adequate medication for hypertension, diabetes or hypercholesterolemia were not excluded.
Finally post operative patients from eye camps are often left without adequate medication or follow up meaning that complications, such as uveitis, are more likely to arise and lead to permanent damage.
The determination of an adequate medication-possession ratio is recommended inconsistently in the available literature, namely between 80%and95%5%.
ED managements also need to ensure adequate medications and supplies and enhance deterring measures, e.g. security personnel, cameras, alarm, and communication systems, to protect workers from violence.
In addition, the fact that the SUS does not have the most adequate medications for the elderly regularly available increases the risk of inappropriate medications being given to this group.
The problems included the federation's failure to investigate accusations that developmentally disabled people were being physically abused in its group homes, failure to provide adequate medical care, and medication errors.
It is explicable that both factors share some common mediating biopsychosocial pathways in terms of the lack of both informal and formal support such as in maintaining adequate nutrition, medication adherence, monitoring health condition, keeping medical appointments, caregiving and social emotional well functioning which are related to health outcomes [ 50].
