The phrase "adequate archiving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of archiving practices or systems in various contexts, such as data management or record-keeping.
Example: "The company implemented adequate archiving procedures to ensure that all important documents are preserved for future reference."
Alternatives: "sufficient archiving" or "proper archiving".
However, precise understanding of Holocene climate variability on multidecadal to millennial scales has been elusive owing to the lack of adequate archives recording small temperature signals and poorer chronologies further back in time3.
A total of 57 patients with stage II and III rectal cancer consecutively treated at our Institution were included in this study, provided that adequate archive tumour tissue from pretreatment biopsy was available for biological studies.
Searches for sex and gender-specific publications are complicated by the absence of a specific algorithm within search engines and by the lack of adequate archives to collect the retrieved results.
In a subset of participants with adequate archived samples for analysis of Apo B (n = 586), increases from baseline of 4.3%, 5.4% and 2.4% were seen with canagliflozin 100 mg and 300 mg and placebo, respectively.
Included in this study, patients with colon cancer must have received surgical resection as the initial treatment modality without major perioperative complications, had adequate archived tissue kept and complete clinicopathologic data obtained.
In the subset of subjects who had adequate archived samples (at baseline and week 26) for analysis of Apo B (n = 349), increases of 1.2 and 3.5% with canagliflozin 100 and 300 mg, respectively, and 0.9% with placebo were seen; these changes from baseline in Apo B were similar to those observed in non HDL-C.
In the particular environment, we have to tune the δ value in order to archive adequate system performance.
Usually 300dpi is adequate unless you're archiving photos.
His assertion that the museum's archive is adequate and complete is endorsed by foreign colleagues.
"State archival repositories hold a huge variety of records from a number of institutions that have either closed previously, or given their old records to the archive for adequate storage and care," he says, adding: "A 19th century asylum would not have been a particularly enjoyable place to find yourself".
