The phrase "adequate calculation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a calculation that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The engineer provided an adequate calculation of the load-bearing capacity of the structure."
Alternatives: "sufficient calculation" or "satisfactory calculation".
Adequate calculation of such dynamic forces and their consequences also requires large computing resources, and hence it was not seriously attempted until about 1980.
Also, parameters in the calculation of RI using a refractive ellipsometer are too large to make adequate calculation of RI.
The present study indicates that, if the master DOFs are selected reasonably by the substructure method, the solving efficiency can be greatly improved, and simultaneously the adequate calculation precision is also ensured.
A shear friction equation with a coefficient of cohesion equal to zero, a coefficient of friction equal to 1.0, and an upper limit on the stress equal to 5.5 MPa is found to provide adequate calculation of the residual strength of non-precracked pushoff specimens.
As it has been described, in order to detect alternative splicing events in gene loci, we need an adequate calculation and comparison of the expression signals of each gene and its individual exons.
For adequate calculation of MPG, subjects additionally performed a seven-point SMBG (OneTouch Ultra; Lifescan, Milipitas, CA) for at least 3 days per week during the weeks when CGM was not performed.
Because P0 depends on the materials viscosity (when Rei< 10), rheological information about pretreated lignocellulosic materials is vital to make adequate calculations and designs for large-scale processes.
Comparing these results with the literature indicates that this new method is adequate for calculation of moment arms and may be used in any desired joint configuration.
The results showed that the ideal solution assumption is not adequate for calculation of the transport process of the concentrated electrolyte considered, 7 M.
The 'PK population' included subjects in the 'safety population' with PK samples adequate for calculation of PK parameters.
With a confidence level of 95% and an estimated error of 5% based on previous studies [ 20, 21], a sample of 167 patients was necessary for an adequate power calculation [ 36].
