The phrase "adequate to spend" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when discussing whether a certain amount of resources or money is sufficient for a particular purpose.
Example: "The budget we have is adequate to spend on the necessary supplies for the project."
Alternatives: "sufficient to allocate" or "enough to use".
Other system issues relating to quality documentation included adequate time to spend with patients and write notes, adequate ancillary support, and efficient workstations for clinicians, staff and/or patients to contribute to their notes.
People in the treatment group also reported that they felt they now had adequate time to spend with their families while managing their workloads.
Dr. Karen E. Hauer of the University of California, San Francisco, who directed the study of medical students, said in an interview that students were "turned off by the hassles in the practice environment — the paperwork, insurance issues, pace of work and expectations to get the work done quickly without having adequate time to spend with patients".
Similarly, health professionals were most satisfied with their support efforts when they had adequate time to spend with the patient.
A greater percentage of IMGs feel that they have adequate time to spend with their patients and that they are able to develop continuing relationships with them.
It is essential to spend adequate time in preparation since your score can improve significantly.
But a report in February by four experts hired by the Justice Department concluded that the problems at Jena "seemed to be linked to the reluctance of Wackenhut Corrections to spend adequate funds to provide for the care of the youth".
We had a single experienced and dedicated research technician who was able to spend adequate time reviewing each slide.
On the other hand, it was useful to spend adequate time to resuscitate and stabilise the patient before undertaking surgery, as suggested by others [ 3, 15- 17].
Medical schools should encourage students to spend adequate time on their social and personal lives and emphasise the importance of health-promoting coping strategies.
