The phrase "adequate number of physicians" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of healthcare professionals in a particular context, such as a hospital or community health setting.
Example: "The study highlighted the need for an adequate number of physicians to meet the healthcare demands of the growing population."
Alternatives: "sufficient number of physicians" or "appropriate number of physicians".
To the Editor: The idea that we need to establish new medical schools to train additional doctors to ensure an adequate number of physicians is questionable.
There is an urgent need to ensure an adequate number of physicians in hospitals.
An adequate number of physicians are essential for the success of an infectious disease designated hospital.
The Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians is responsible by law to guarantee an adequate number of physicians providing ambulatory care for each administrative district in Germany.
Although physicians have the right to select their location of employment and the field in which they wish to specialize, medical schools are responsible for contributing to the local community by providing an adequate number of physicians [ 26].
(RP1) Some of the participants stressed the need to ensure adequate number of physicians and therapists in community-based rehabilitation centres if they were to be established, due to the nature of CBR being multidisciplinary.
Training adequate numbers of physicians and retaining a high proportion of them in the medical workforce are global concerns.
Any attempt to make health care more accessible will be doomed to failure without an adequate number of primary care physicians and a strong primary care system.
As the need for intensive care continues to increase, key challenges for the future will be to ensure that sufficient ICU beds are available for those who can benefit, with adequate numbers of trained physicians and nurses.
Insurance networks are required to have an adequate number of in-network practitioners for each specialty.
This number was increased to 730 per group to ensure an adequate number of assessable patients.
