The phrase "adequate business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of business activity or operations that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The company has maintained adequate business operations despite the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "sufficient business" or "acceptable business".
Just 49% of them have an adequate business continuity plan (BCP) in place.
He also works to ensure that an adequate business systems infrastructure is in place to support Stanford's growing global presence.
Reaping the potential in those two domains requires taking the prosumer perspective into account when designing policy instruments and creating adequate business models.
The oysters for the farm are raised in a government-owned hatchery, which was still in development and in need of an adequate business model.
Then Japan's bubble burst, and most Americans concluded that we had nothing to learn from Japan -- except how a country can stumble when it lacks adequate business and political leadership.
Besides ensuring that the youth have adequate business skills, YEDF also assists the youth in identifying and tapping into business opportunities while embracing modern business management techniques.
Overcoming the business "dating" dilemma Thankfully, at Goldsmiths, we have avoided these business dating problems by nurturing and creating strong industry links to ensure our students are equipped with adequate business-ready skills to enter a highly competitive market-place.
It is recommended to apply the adequate atomic business architecture and the needed modeling concepts.
In the UK, Canada, and some states in the US, this so-called 'one party consent' is adequate (but businesses in the UK must tell people that calls are being recorded).
Mr. Schrempp, citing lawyer's orders, would not comment beyond a brief written statement that the "current organization of DaimlerChrysler is the most adequate to address business conditions".
But Bippy Siegal, chief executive on AllBusiness, which operates the online barter site BigVine.com, said his company was generating an adequate amount of business.
