The phrase "adequate after" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward without context.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is sufficient or satisfactory following a particular event or condition.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate after the initial assessment of the project's needs."
Alternatives: "sufficient following" or "acceptable post".
Tiernan-Locke has strongly denied any wrongdoing and is expected to cite his battle with chronic fatigue syndrome in his defence, although it appears his explanation was not adequate after the UCI instructed British Cycling to discipline the rider.
Stimuli could be filtered more adequate after training.
Action has been taken after Ofsted rated the council's safeguarding and children in care services as "adequate" after an inspection in June.
Consequently, a large oroantral communication derived from tumour ablation (that had to include the three implants); the fat pad flap preoperatively planned was judged adequate after harvesting and actually used to close the defect.
Was assessment adequate after?
46 Convergence will be found to be adequate after running 50 000 samples for both chains.
The two have been charged with using unproven medical treatments, administering general anesthesia without proper supervision and discharging their patients without providing for adequate after-care.
And, since most school districts fail to provide adequate after-school programs, she said, "there's the big deal of giving parents a break".
The financier George Soros sponsors a foundation to promote after-school centers, with support from other philanthropies, the city and the state; still, about 400,000 children in New York City lack adequate after-school activities.
Worst-case scenario: With no redundancies or adequate after-hour pharmacy coverage, medication errors often arise.
Adequate after-care and hygiene following the routine operation has been an ongoing issue in the country for years.
