The phrase "adequate at the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing someone's ability or performance in a specific area, but it needs to be followed by additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "She is adequate at the level of understanding required for this project."
Alternatives: "sufficient in" or "competent in".
"The criminal law is adequate at the moment, but it's not being enforced.
Mr. Carney declined to discuss whether safety was adequate at the plant.
The failure is not because of the absence of Marc Staal, who is only adequate at the point on the power play.
Because the timetable, how the economy goes fast and so on, and the institutions are not adequate, at the same capability to respond, to react, to be able to adapt their answers, their reactions to the problems of the economy.
The rooms aren't fancy, but they're clean and perfectly adequate at the Harlem Y (180 West 135th Street, 212-281-4100 212-281-4100 212-281-4100nderbilt (224 EastartingStreet, 212-756-9600; statting at $50) and the West Side (5 West 63rd Street, 212-875-4273; starting at $72).
Note that for experiments on intermediate and near-distant elephants, a minimum size of 150 pixels is adequate (at the employed video resolution).
While our supplies are adequate at present, the Atomic Energy Commission feels this country should develop its own uranium deposits and be as little dependent as possible on foreign sources.
These auxiliaries were not developed for the purpose of molar intrusion in conjunction with skeletal anchorage devices and therefore, although being adequate at accomplishing the task at hand, all have significant limitations and drawbacks.
Therefore, outcome measure tools developed to measure anxiety in typically developing children may not be adequate at capturing the unique nature of anxiety in an ASD population.
However, cell transplantation has been less than adequate at replacing the lost cells; which may be, in part, due to poor cell persistence following administration in the infarcted heart [ 11, 12].
But at the time that I arrived, I think the work was adequate at best, and the theater's reputation was not very strong.
