The phrase "adequate break" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a break that is sufficient or satisfactory in duration or quality, often in contexts related to work, study, or rest.
Example: "After working for several hours, it's important to take an adequate break to recharge your energy and maintain productivity."
Alternatives: "sufficient break" or "proper break".
The chance to make history could outweigh her reluctance after an adequate break.
The Affordable Care Act requires that certain employees receive adequate break time and space to pump.
But over the course of the season, we have to ask ourselves: are we giving these guys an adequate break?" Matt Dawson, former England scrum-half and World Cup winner: "The RFU's last injury audit showed that the long-term injury count is considerably higher than it used to be.
Debating an amendment from Oregon's Sen. Jeff Merkley, which would assist nursing mothers by providing them with adequate break times to nurse their child for up to a year after birth, two Republicans on the committee sought admirably to find the right words in registering their support.
The intention of this recommendation is to give the worker an adequate break, both from a likely sedentary posture, from a steady muscular load with little variation in the shoulder region and the arms, and from the mental demands of the dominating work tasks.
If talks are so urgent that they need to be conducted around the clock (as in the event of an environmental disaster), include enough people on your negotiating team to allow everyone to take adequate breaks to refresh and recharge.
"That harmonisation is intended to guarantee better protection of the health and safety of workers by ensuring that they are entitled to minimum rest periods and adequate breaks". The court pointed out that the social charter was taken into account when the directive was drawn up, to give every worker "satisfactory health and safety conditions in his working environments".
Do the children get adequate breaks for rest and hydration?
Without taking adequate breaks from work, employee productivity, mental well-being and overall work performance begin to suffer.
But the fire service said crews were looking forward to the shifts, and that they would have adequate breaks.
Duffy has found that requesting adequate breaks and a private space up front, as the schedule is being planned, is crucial, even though the conversation can be uncomfortable.
