The phrase "adequate amenities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe facilities or services that are sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose, often in the context of accommodations or public services.
Example: "The hotel offers adequate amenities, including free Wi-Fi and a fitness center, to ensure a comfortable stay for its guests."
Alternatives: "sufficient facilities" or "acceptable services".
Changing site conditions (geometric vs. physiological attributes), decision-making and management regimes (official-public vs. individual-lot stewardship), funding constraint (straitjacketed vs. adequate), intended amenity functions, and evolving landscape fashion (traditional vs. innovative), have helped to mould respective species assemblages to define their identity.
And with front air scoops and garish rear wings, both look like the customized, bolted-together street racers that scream down Wilshire Boulevard at 3 A.M. Note, too, that for all their testosterone-laced glamour, each keeps the amenities -- decent trunks, adequate seating for four -- of the compact cars on which they are built.
He is continually asked why he is so preoccupied with taking cinema to places that lack adequate food, jobs and basic amenities, and of course he has no good answer.
These include the intergenerational transmission of depression from mothers to children [ 16], community factors such as violence, social disorganization, crowding, and lack of social amenities such as adequate roadways, and recreational and educational facilities [ 50].
Still, much work remains to be done to address urgent issues such as the severe shortage of teaching and learning materials, the lack of adequate teaching spaces and basic amenities such as water and sanitation facilities in schools.
But travelers do have a right to expect attentive treatment, space that permits medically sound space and movement, adequate and clean bathrooms and like "amenities".
Since independence, the people of Tharaka have remained poor and lack basic amenities such as water, adequate schools, tarmac roads, and electricity.
More reliable data on energy consumption could help in determining the actual energy performance of dwellings and in the search for the most adequate design for housing and home amenities.
Quality of life, including access to the basic social amenities of clean water, adequate housing, and schools for children, was strongly voiced as a barrier to remote postings.
