The phrase "adequate recording of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of data collection methods or practices.
Example: "For the research to be valid, there must be an adequate recording of data throughout the study."
Alternatives: "sufficient data documentation" or "proper data recording".
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.
In response, the CPSC allowed small manufacturers to comply solely by maintaining adequate records of the components they use.
Newer antipsychotics (paliperidone, iloperidone, lurasidone, asenapine), approved after 2006, were not included, nor was clozapine (due to very low prevalence within VA) [ 38], or injectable antipsychotics (due to a lack of adequate recording in VA administrative data).
§ 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.
These problems with transcription of charted data identified in ours and other studies [ 25, 26, 29], suggest the need for adequate training of data entry personnel and the need to assess the format of charting forms to facilitate consistent recording of relevant data in the appropriate location for ease and completeness of transcription.
It's important to remember that data should not be transferred outside of the European Economic Area unless to a country with adequate levels of data protection.
E: Adequate description of data analysis methods.
D: Adequate description of data collection methods.
Further efforts in more detailed recording of disease data and in the development of adequate genetic models would be required, before this important source of genetic variation can be exploited.
