The phrase "adequately implementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper execution or application of a plan, policy, or procedure to ensure it meets certain standards or requirements.
Example: "The team is focused on adequately implementing the new software to improve efficiency across all departments."
Alternatives: "properly executing" or "effectively applying".
That the Chief Information Officer of each covered agency certify that information technology investments are adequately implementing incremental development, as defined in capital planning guidance issued by the Office of Management and Budget.
However, approaches of PM raise several ethical concerns: [ 1- 3, 5- 10] first, with regard to research on PM, measures of adequately implementing informed consent for biomarker studies is discussed as well as issues of confidentiality, data protection and the individuals' right to know/not to know.
Limited data suggest that HCW in India may have a high frequency of occupational exposures to blood [ 12], are not adequately implementing universal precautions [ 13], are not aware of the true risk of occupational HIV transmission, and have little knowledge of PEP [ 14] compared to HCW in many Western settings.
The report identified two major flaws: a) allowing an estimated 60% of animal feeding operations in the United States to go unregulated, and b) lack of federal oversight of state governments to ensure they are adequately implementing required federal regulations for CAFOs.
Accordingly, he introduced a complementary notion, "viable validity", which he defined as the extent to which an intervention program is viable in the real world based on the characteristics of the intervention (i.e., it evaluates whether the intervention can recruit and/or retain ordinary people and be adequately implemented by ordinary implementers).
On the negative side, ignoring the dimension of fishers as reactive agents in the design, the impact assessment, and the annual implementation of the measures has contributed to the failure to adequately implement the plan and achieve its objectives.
Almost a decade on, only five of its 17 recommendations have been adequately implemented.
OSHA would then have the power to cite employers for failure to adequately implement this process.
It needs to be able to monitor implementation of policy, and give adjustments and drive where it is not being adequately implemented.
Few forecasting software programs adequately implement out-of-sample evaluations, especially general statistical packages and spreadsheet add-ins.
With more institution specific information available, regulators can improve their understanding as to when institution specific regulatory action may be needed and how it may be adequately implemented.
