The phrase "a sufficient interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that someone has an adequate or necessary level of interest in a particular subject or matter.
Example: "To participate in the discussion, you must demonstrate a sufficient interest in the topic at hand."
Alternatives: "an adequate interest" or "a considerable interest".
A person seeking judicial review must demonstrate a "sufficient interest in the matter to which the application relates".
19 If the nonowner were the spouse or child of the owner, 20 would the Court recognize a sufficient interest?
"It is clear that the nonresident property owners have a sufficient interest in town affairs to make it rational for the town to include them in the political process," the Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit ruled.
As a second ground sustaining 'standing' here we hold that petitioner's testimony on the motion to suppress made out a sufficient interest in the premises to establish him as a 'person aggrieved' by their search.
The transportation authority, Judge Lippman wrote, "never acquired a sufficient interest in the money to become an 'owner,' " which the judge deemed a necessary condition for a charge of larceny to be filed.
Crippen's distant relatives have used the evidence to seek a pardon, but the commission declined to refer the case to the court of appeal, saying their relationship with Crippen was too distant for them to have a sufficient interest in seeking a pardon.
We think that Jones on its facts merely stands for the unremarkable proposition that a person can have a legally sufficient interest in a place other than his own home so that the Fourth Amendment protects him from unreasonable governmental intrusion into that place.
"We think that Jones on its facts merely stands for the unremarkable proposition that a person can have a legally sufficient interest in a place other than his own home so that the Fourth Amendment protects him from unreasonable governmental intrusion into that place". 439 U.S., at 141-142, 99 S.Ct., at 429-430.
If a State were to pass a law that made only the murder of a white person a crime, I would think that Negroes as a class would have sufficient interest to seek a declaration that that law invidiously discriminated against them.
With an initial volume size of only 48 pages, however, there was the question of how one wouldmake such a broad ranging journal of sufficient interest to enough people to turn them into subscribers.
Still, the Top Gear presenter hopes to attract sufficient interest in a pair of his old Levi's to raise "several thousand" pounds for charity at the upcoming Dallaglio Foundation auction in aid of Cancer Research UK.
