The phrase "adequate presence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sufficient or satisfactory level of existence or visibility in a particular context, such as in discussions about participation or representation.
Example: "The committee emphasized the need for an adequate presence of diverse voices in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "sufficient presence" or "appropriate presence".
If everyone is together in the same office, standing up and looking around the room may be an adequate "presence" system.
Given frequent absences of clinical staff, such as for continuing medical education activities, and the need to allow for routine rotations to other wards, staff days off, and day and night duties, it was suggested that program managers consider these varying schedules to ensure adequate presence of trained providers.
Lack of adequate presence of omega-3 affects the neural function and could possibly aid in a future mental breakdown.
Calls on the Commission to ensure an adequate presence of economic and trade specialists in the EU Delegation in Kazakhstan.
On June 23, NBC televised a segment on how 911 calls on Memorial Day noted gang violence on Chicago's trendy beaches and the lack of adequate police presence for crowd control.
Following extraction, adequate DNA presence was verified by visualization via agarose gel electrophoresis.
(When this was not accompanied by adequate physical presence, it did, however, lead to a degree of skepticism on the part of international agencies in particular).
The absence of adequate oxygen, presence of a dysfunctional electron transport chain, or a deficiency of cofactors places the mitochondria at risk of increased free radical production.
The previous Programme has also generated a strong lesson, which should be taken into consideration for the formulation of the new Programme: effective programme implementation requires adequate field presence of UNICEF in the countries.
The hypothesis is largely based on historical data, the comparative method, modern inventories and analyses, and the recognition that these grasslands persist today only where there is an adequate herbivore presence, active intervention by people in the form of cutting and mowing, or perhaps, in a few cases, frequent fires.
Staffing levels could make it difficult to find time for a break, and to organise supervision and training, particularly on acute wards, where the risk of incidents intensified the need for adequate staff presence: Just getting on with the day to day work means that some of the things that might actually be more supportive for people, like meeting together...get pushed to one side.
