The phrase "adequate service quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the standard of service that meets the necessary requirements or expectations in a particular context, such as customer service or product delivery.
Example: "The company prides itself on providing adequate service quality to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "satisfactory service quality" or "acceptable service quality".
User participation is one of the most important elements in participatory sensing application for providing adequate level of service quality.
The committee's report says that this is "not sufficient to maintain adequate levels of service quality", while an analysis for the King's Fund says a funding gap of £1.2bn could open up by 2014 unless councils can achieve unprecedented efficiency savings.
Consequently, it is essential to provide clear investment policies and economic signals to attract timely and efficient transmission investments in order to develop the system at minimum cost meeting the requirements of generators and consumers, while keeping adequate levels of service quality and reliability.
Most women felt that the public health center offered an adequate level of service quality for these services.
Therefore, dissatisfaction can occur when there is a lack of adequate services, if the quality of services is perceived as insufficient or if there are considerable limitations to accessibility (e.g., long waiting lists) [ 27, 34, 40].
The framework states that the quality of the design can be assessed at the levels system quality (user friendly application that matches the end-users' role and task), content quality (providing meaningful and persuasive information) and service quality (providing an adequate and feasible service that fits the context) [ 33].
Ideally, the conditioner will permit the clinician to employ a continuous freeze method, without the use of the cough technique, and provide adequate service despite the use of low-quality gas or difficult environmental conditions.
(b) The quality of CDM is related to service use, i.e. more adequate service use is to be found in people with a high quality of CDM.
Lack of adequate service providers in the facilities also affected directly and indirectly the quality of the services being offered.
The Commission's deregulatory decision relieving Verizon of providing adequate service to most of its customers was deeply flawed and has resulted in seriously diminished service quality for Verizon customers.
