'a sufficient degree of' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate a quantity or amount that is just enough for a certain purpose. For example: To be successful in this job, you must possess a sufficient degree of determination and resilience.
Yet it leaves a sufficient degree of competition to encourage better performance.
I know that I lack a sufficient degree of it – perhaps because I could not bear it.
It is because American cities do not possess a sufficient degree of historical awareness for contemporary architecture to flourish.
A sufficient degree of cross-linking was obtained at an equivalent ratio of the BP groups to the HEMA units.
The findings suggest that BEP is capable of estimating two-component IDA results with a sufficient degree of accuracy.
But if China and Taiwan establish a sufficient degree of mutual trust, Taiwan can remain an indispensable ally for the United States and a model for China's future.
However, it is possible to reduce the nuclear heating rates more than 1 order if the blanket shield module provides a sufficient degree of neutron shielding.
We observe a sufficient degree of risk awareness with a focus on those risks that are relevant to the IT function to be migrated to the cloud.
The shape parameterization approach is based on the Class-Shape Transformation (CST) method with a sufficient degree of Bernstein polynomials to cover a wide range of shapes.
A designed experiment was conducted to select the optimal composition for preparing membranes with a sufficient degree of swelling and ion exchange capacity.
To complete the 40° sector, the tool must maintain a sufficient degree of stiffness to support and handle heavy components which weigh up to 1200 tonnes.
