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The phrase "a inadequate" is not correct in English.
It should be "an inadequate." You can use the corrected phrase when describing something that is insufficient or not meeting a required standard.
Example: "The report was deemed an inadequate response to the questions raised by the committee."
Alternatives: "a subpar" or "an insufficient."
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In addition to that, there also is a possibility of inadequately functioning ski-binding-boot (SSB) system resulting from a inadequate high binding release values.
Plan A inadequate? Try Plan B: add roux.
The initiative, known as Healthy San Francisco, is the first effort by a locality to guarantee care to all of its uninsured, and it represents the latest attempt by state and local governments to patch a inadequate federal system.
A Inadequate stones and poles.
The research was conducted in Pubmed database, using a total of 22 articles dating from 2005 to 2011.The exclusions were due to articles refer to a one surgical phase, the technique used was not the lateral window or a inadequate study design.
Overarching concerns were (a) inadequate preparation for open disclosure, (b) inappropriate disclosure of unexpected outcomes, (c) lack of follow-up support, (d) lack of appropriate closure, and (e) insufficient integration of open disclosure with improvement of patient safety.
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Hence, what is an inadequate handling for a system may be a design decision for another.
"Did I make a mistake to trust an inadequate person?
Today, for anyone serious about making DVD's, a film print is an inadequate source.
It had been caused by sparks from a chimney fitted with an inadequate arrester.
model, as a result of both an inadequate formulation of the original p.d.e.e
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