The phrase "adequate recording" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a recording in various contexts, such as audio, video, or data documentation.
Example: "The study requires an adequate recording of all participant responses to ensure accurate analysis."
Alternatives: "sufficient documentation" or "appropriate recording".
Improving availability of updated guidelines, enhancing timely reporting and adequate recording of control procedures taken is needed to allow for management assessment and improvement.
These latter approaches are demanding to implement and results may be dependent on subjects gaining access to specialist care, as well as there being adequate recording of relevant measures within the primary care record as well as the specialist record.
Also, TEE does not allow adequate recording of Doppler variables in all patients.
The third most frequent omission was in the adequate recording of the medical history, of which there were 23 omissions.
§ Monitoring, reporting and oversight Local birth registration services need to be integrated with a central database to ensure adequate recording, transmission, backup and safe keeping of data, as well as to protect the privacy of this information.
For this type of information comparison of retrospective reports of survival based on method of detection can be misleading since the method of detection will depend on the services available, the type of cancer and adequate recording of data.
In other cases, the study said, the department simply failed to keep adequate records.
That's fine, if making adequate records is what they're after.
In 2012, according to CMS, Providence failed to correctly administer drugs to a patient and keep adequate records.
The settlement would require the company to maintain adequate records and a system of internal accounting controls.
The report recommended that the commander involved, Lt. Gen. James M. Dubik, improve controls for keeping track of the money and maintaining adequate records of its use.
