The phrase "analysis the adequacy of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "analyze the adequacy of"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the evaluation or assessment of something's sufficiency or effectiveness.
Example: "The team will analyze the adequacy of the current safety protocols in place."
Alternatives: "evaluate the sufficiency of" or "assess the effectiveness of".
Will the Court's agreement (at least for now) with the Chancellor's analysis of the adequacy-of-representation issue be read to apply only to the perhaps unusual circumstances presented here, where internal corporate documents had been available on a public website?
The purpose of the work has been the analysis of the adequacy of lumped models of catalytic combustors by comparison with the more detailed and numerically expensive distributed ones.
Statistical analysis of the adequacy of the model has shown excellent agreement between the experimental data and those determined theoretically at different temperatures using the best set of kinetic constants "estimated" by simulation.
"Water has been scarce in the West since the area was first settled, and Moody's has long incorporated an analysis of the adequacy of water supplies into our ratings," said Eric Hoffmann, a senior vice president and municipal ratings analyst at Moody's Investors Service.
The results from this analysis examine the adequacy of the proposed pediatric vaccine stockpile levels, as well as provide insights into what the appropriate pediatric vaccine stockpile levels should be to achieve prespecified vaccination coverage rates.
Building on best practice from previous studies, this paper reports the findings of post-questionnaire focus group analysis, investigating the adequacy of a choice experiment (CE) valuation exercise and its public acceptability.
Therefore, the statistical analysis demonstrated the adequacy of the model which could be used to navigate in the design space identified by CCD of DOE.
We did a blinded analysis of the adequacy of source control.
Linear and nonlinear regression models were used for correlations and residues analysis for the adequacy of the models.
For the analysis of the adequacy of the nursing staff, the mean NAS expressed as percentage time was initially converted into hours considering a 6-hour shift (6 hours equivalent to an NAS of 100%).
