The phrase "adequate body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sufficient or acceptable amount of substance or material in a particular context, such as research, writing, or physical descriptions.
Example: "The report provided an adequate body of evidence to support the claims made by the researchers."
Alternatives: "sufficient body" or "acceptable body".
First-time marathon runners should be adequately informed of the predisposition to injury during marathons and adequate body conditioning should be emphasized.
Then came a brief but adequate body and foot massage.
So do his complaints: about the awful food, lack of adequate body armor, and the endless sand.
He consistently describes the failures of Iraq as failures in tactics -- from a lack of international support to a lack of adequate body armor for the troops.
"But after a comprehensive evaluation of whether a woman has adequate body iron stores, it is certainly possible that this is something to be considered by healthy women who are trying to get pregnant".
"We're still not where we need to be to make sure that everybody who returns has access in a timely manner to quality health care," she said, accusing Congressional Republicans and the White House of cutting veterans services and of not providing adequate body armor to troops in Iraq.
The French national recommendations for daily fluid intake encourage a level of intake adequate for body weight, age, physical activity and other factors (Martin, 2001).
Moreover, the location of potential transceivers as well as the distribution of the indoor environment plays a key role in the observable power distributions, as well as the inclusion of adequate human body models.
This further supports our conclusion that hemodilution to 20% Hct maintained DO2 above a critical level and may be considered safe in regard to adequate whole body oxygen supply in normothermic CPB for elective CABG surgery in low risk patients.
The investigations include the validation of sensor networks, a comprehensive characterisation of the textile-reinforced material and the development of adequate multi-body models.
In those cases where GFR is used to compare populations, the use of extracellular volume (ECV) as normalization factor seems to be more adequate as BSA, body mass index (BMI) and lean body mass are all related to weight and height, but measuring ECV is not feasible in daily practice [ 4].
