The phrase "adequately assess the validity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or examination of the truthfulness or soundness of a claim, argument, or piece of information.
Example: "In order to make an informed decision, we must adequately assess the validity of the research findings presented."
Alternatives: "properly evaluate the legitimacy" or "effectively determine the accuracy".
It is difficult from today's perspective to adequately assess the conditions of the 70s observations regarding the omega-3 effects in the Greenland population, and the arguments of inadequate data validity in these studies made by Fodor et al. [ 24] are plausible giving the remoteness of many Greenland communities and problems with medical service and adequate documentation in these areas.
That study "was not powered to adequately assess the effectiveness or safety of serial infusions of Natrecor," the alert said.
The majority of studies failed to adequately assess the assumptions postulated by each method.
The literature currently is dominated by studies that do not adequately assess the common support assumption.
To adequately assess the incidence of specific AEs and prevent the underestimate, future studies should adequately document and report the local and systemic AEs.
In June, several environmental groups sued the California Department of Fish and Game for allegedly failing to adequately assess the potential environmental effects.
However, these studies were underpowered to adequately assess the effect.
Specimens that could not be photographed adequately for precise measurement were used to assess the validity and consistency of size distribution trends inferred from measured specimens.
Although many scales are available to assess the validity and quality of trials, none can provide an adequately reliable assessment.
This general principle is stated in our guide to authors, while referees who assess our research articles are asked to consider whether the methods are adequately reported, whether the data shown include the necessary controls and are adequate to support the conclusions drawn, and whether they have been able to assess the validity of the statistics.
