The phrase "adequate aeration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to ventilation, gardening, or any situation where sufficient air circulation is necessary.
Example: "To ensure healthy plant growth, it is essential to provide adequate aeration in the soil."
Alternatives: "sufficient ventilation" or "proper air circulation".
Congenital heart disorders that permit shunting of blood from its normal path through the pulmonary circuit, thereby preventing adequate aeration of the blood, can also cause polycythemia, as can a defect in the circulating hemoglobin.
This shows the importance of adequate aeration even for screening experiments.
These mixtures had moisture contents in excess of 70% and would require to be turned at least twice a week to ensure adequate aeration.
All the aerobic batch cultures were cultivated in baffled shake flasks with a medium volume equivalent to 10%% of the volume of the baffled shake flask to maintain adequate aeration.
This is probably enough to project sufficient leaf area above water for adequate aeration and photosynthesis.
SOM also provides habitat for soil organisms and helps maintain soil structure to ensure adequate aeration, root growth, soil water storage and filtering, and nutrient storage.
For example, high TDS may reduce plants' osmotic activities or prevent adequate soil aeration.
Rotary drum composting is an efficient and promising technology compared to conventional outdoor technologies such as windrows and static piles, as it provides adequate agitation, aeration and proper compost mixing to produce consistent and uniform end product without any nuisance odor or leachate-related problems (Kalamdhad et al. 2009; Rodríguez et al. 2012).
Pneumothorax occurred in all pigs (1 side in 4 pigs and both sides in 3 pigs) and was treated in 4 pigs to ensure adequate lung aeration for further ablations.
Air filled porosity of inorganic substrates decreased with addition of fine composted green waste but aeration was always adequate for plant growth and survival.
An adequate medium design and mixing and aeration system, as well as an appropriate microorganism proved to be crucial for reaching high levels of degradation by P. stutzeri and by an indigenous consortium (about 70%and50%0% of reduction in total petroleum hydrocarbon content in less than 2 wk, respectively).
