"adequate participation" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to engagement in a particular activity or event. For example, "John was praised for his adequate participation in the debate."
Adequate participation, adherence, and retention appear to be achievable for participants through age 85 years, at least in the short-term.
The battle was still being waged yesterday, when Mr. Crotty, Arthur E. Imperatore Jr. of New York Waterway and three other members of the plan association's board issued a letter to reporters lamenting the "premature" release of the report "without adequate participation of the board".
But they bowed to Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, who wanted to prevent any challenge to the new system by Germany's constitutional court.However, Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank (ECB), worried about something else: her demand that future bail-outs must include "adequate participation of private creditors", meaning losses for bondholders.
In China's pastoralism regions, the tragedy of responsibility is related to top-down approaches without adequate participation of stakeholders.
Ensuring adequate participation by private landholders in a conservation scheme is a challenge for program managers around the world.
To be a free and equal citizen is, in part, to have those legal guarantees that are essential to fully adequate participation in public discussion and decisionmaking.
Nevertheless, the size of the sample is adequate, the participation rate was good, and the hypotheses tested were innovative.
Furthermore, even when the decision is made to obtain patient-reported outcomes, achieving adequate patient participation can be challenging (Polk et al. 2013, Fevang et al. 2013).
This, however, did not necessarily translate into constraints for the CHWs, there was still adequate community participation, and CHWs were still able to do their tasks (education about and distribution of misoprostol).
However, ICANN's governance structure has been criticized for its lack of adequate stakeholder participation and insufficient transparency bringing into question the appropriateness of its role in newly-emerging Internet governance [ 4].
Our assumption is that VSMCs will be known and identified as a main source of information and help related to maternal health wherever they have developed and demonstrated capacity in the domains of leadership, skills, networks and resources and have successfully inspired or achieved adequate citizen participation in their community-level activities.
