The phrase "able to adequately control" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's or something's capacity to manage or regulate a situation effectively.
Example: "The new software is able to adequately control the system's performance under heavy load."
Alternatives: "capable of effectively managing" or "competent in properly regulating".
Earlier research demonstrates increased and decreased risk of crash related to psychological distress; however, previous literature has almost entirely used retrospective study designs and has not been able to adequately control for important confounders such as exposure to driving, alcohol and drug use, or having had a previous crash.
Performing all of these measurements is at present virtually impossible at the bedside, but it could be achieved through relatively simple software able to adequately control the ventilator.
In the majority of infected people, the immune response is able to adequately control the infection, and consequently only 5-105-10%l develop clinically active TB disease during their lifetime [ 1].
This is particularly relevant for the children who were left behind at an early age — the families of such children may be much more disadvantaged than other groups of children and we may not have been able to adequately control for such disadvantage in our analyses.
Overall, were you able to adequately verify the information in each article?
"Previous studies reporting links between cat ownership and psychosis simply failed to adequately control for other possible explanations".
However, new analysis shows that the original study failed to adequately control for the children's nationality.
5 However, such studies comprised small numbers of patients and failed to adequately control for confounders.
Failure for insulin to adequately control blood glucose following a meal is known as 'insulin resistance'.
Previous studies were limited by small sample sizes and inability to adequately control for potential confounding.
Most people attending this QA program did not take analgesia to adequately control their pain.
