The phrase "adequate or relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or appropriateness of information, materials, or responses in a given context.
Example: "The feedback provided was neither adequate nor relevant to the project's needs."
Alternatives: "sufficient or applicable" or "appropriate or pertinent."
The controller must therefore carefully consider what purpose or purposes the personal data will be used for, and must not collect personal data which are not necessary, adequate or relevant for the purpose or purposes which are intended to be served".
Informational idealization ranges between full information and a weaker standard of adequate or relevant information.
Dworkin may give judges an "aspirational model" (to borrow Jules Coleman's apt phrase), and the naturalistic jurisprudent need not dispute that; but Descartes gave us an aspirational model in epistemology as well, and that does not make his program any more adequate or relevant by the naturalist's lights.
(Pathway: https://www.pathway.com; Knome: http://www.knome.com; Counsyl: https://www.counsyl.com; 23andme: http://www.23andme.com) Yet, abundant information does not equal adequate or relevant information and may mislead or overwhelm consumers while failing to convey the key messages about PGT.
The failure of policymakers to take up such evidence can depend on the lack of adequate or timely (locally) relevant research, and the accessibility of its findings.
These ratings were then combined to categorise each paper as "key", "adequate and relevant" or "flawed or not relevant" (Appendix 1).
Allocation concealment was judged as adequate or inadequate according to the relevant section from the Cochrane risk of bias tool.
On this view, a public justification is achieved when members of the relevant public have adequate or sufficient reason to endorse a particular coercive proposal, law or policy.
The problem in facility planning involved the capturing of adequate and relevant knowledge on user requirements.
However, as is customary, any policy decisions should be accompanied by adequate and relevant information for the target population.
Rating agencies need to broaden the use of objective and reliable indicators, in addition to qualitative judgments in order to provide adequate and relevant indicators to the markets.
