The phrase "adequate bed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bed that meets the necessary standards for comfort or functionality, often in contexts related to accommodations or personal needs.
Example: "After a long day of hiking, I was grateful to find an adequate bed to rest my weary body."
Alternatives: "sufficient bed" or "satisfactory bed".
Frequent cleaning, adequate bedding and large enough cattle stalls are the keys to keeping cows clean, tails included.
Though a mere four-star, our hotel just a few minutes' walk from the town centre had perfectly adequate beds, and we slept well; but its big attraction lay elsewhere.
Significant costs for adequate bedding material are reported unless sands are available in the local region.
What I mean to say is, don't watch internet TV in bed until you have created an adequate bed-fort/nest, because otherwise you'll end up with your face supported by your hands and that will hurt your bones.
The orphanage lacked stoves, fuel, adequate bedding, decent food, and any stable source of income.
The lights in Mr. al-Marri's cell remain on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and he has been denied adequate bedding and clothing.
We will establish Ebola Treatment Units to address the critical lack of adequate beds for Ebola treatment -- currently, less than 20percentt of the needed beds are available in Liberia -- and help to train, equip, and support local staff.
The key concerns covered under physical resources included physical infrastructure of the facility such as waiting area, cleanliness, adequate bedding, staff quarters, constraints in office space and amenities for the providers; regular supply of water and electricity; and medicines and supplies.
Provide adequate bedding such as straw, wood shavings or sawdust.
Although horses can sleep while standing up, they get much better sleep lying down, which requires adequate bedding.
