The phrase "adequate and complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that meets the necessary requirements and is thorough or whole in its context.
Example: "The report was deemed adequate and complete, satisfying all the criteria set by the committee."
Alternatives: "sufficient and thorough" or "satisfactory and comprehensive."
His assertion that the museum's archive is adequate and complete is endorsed by foreign colleagues.
Nor would he speak to her condition or treatment because of patient confidentiality, but he asserted that her care before being led into the cold was adequate and complete.
In this view (the defendants being public officers, who derive no personal advantage from the use by the government of the plaintiff's invention), the prayer for an injunction might well have been denied upon the ground that there was an adequate and complete remedy by a suit against the United States as upon implied contract.
With this assumption in place, Davidson's subsequent denial of strict laws incorporating mental predicates amounts to denying that there can be more than one fully adequate and complete (i.e., strict) explanation of any physical event.
Since these modal ideas are not only made by us but serve as standards that things in the world either fit or do not fit and thus belong or do not belong to that sort, ideas of modes are clear and distinct, adequate and complete.
Therefore, achieving adequate and complete inhibition of NF-κB activation as an adjunct to conventional chemotherapy is likely to require successful targeting of both subunits, rather than isolated inhibition of IKKβ alone.
Based on review of the clinical and histopathological characteristics documented on study data forms, the CSSC, prior to assay, assigned each adequate colonoscopy outcome (those with adequate preparation and complete to the caecum) to one of four clinical classes: CRC, AA, NA or no evidence of disease (NED).
When S is a list of axioms and F(S) is the corresponding set of frame conditions, then S corresponds to F(S) exactly when the system K+S is adequate (sound and complete) for F(S -validity, that iS -validityenthat provable is K+S iff it is F(S)-vanid.
Furthermore, our study clearly indicates that adequate conduct and complete reporting are imperative for improving the quality of prognostic factor studies in ovarian cancer.
The state broadcasting authorities initially rejected Loevy's proposal, but, after a prolonged bureaucratic battle, he finally gained permission and an adequate budget, and completed the film.
We use '4' to describe such a transitive model because the logic which is adequate
