The phrase "adequate art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe art that meets a certain standard or is sufficient for a particular purpose, though it may lack exceptional quality or creativity.
Example: "While the exhibition featured some adequate art, it failed to inspire the audience as much as previous shows."
Alternatives: "satisfactory art" or "sufficient art".
Our schools should be inspiring all children, and the best way to develop confidence, self-esteem and leadership is through having adequate arts provision for their pupils from an early enough stage, KS1 onwards.
The battle for including adequate arts education in the curriculum remains ongoing but with very irregular results--creating a division between those who have the arts advantage and those who do not.
Karla Jay, however, argues that her philosophy was not that sweeping, and is better summed up by the epigram "Those who love war lack the love of an adequate sport the art of living".
Socio demographic factors like marital status, residential area, personal factors like support of friends and family, adequate knowledge about ART and not using tobacco were found to show high level of ART adherence.
In a robust defence, Jones wrote that "an adequate work of art about the war has to show its horror, not sweep the grisly facts under a red carpet of artificial flowers".
Ensuring adequate administration of ART to children is difficult and requires continuous dose adjustment in response to rapid changes in height and weight related to growth.
The group of treated patients is especially relevant in terms of assessing to what extent the VFA and the p24 can reliably identify true virological failures and contribute to the adequate management of ART.
Without new talent and adequate funding, the arts simply won't deliver the outputs of excellence, inspiration, access for all and the financial benefits – jobs, exports, taxes, international reputation and so on – that our society depends upon.
In spite of recent renovations, they are not adequate for the ambitious art program the college envisions.
