The phrase "adequate capacities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or suitability of abilities, resources, or skills in a particular context.
Example: "The team demonstrated adequate capacities to handle the project demands effectively."
Alternatives: "sufficient capabilities" or "appropriate skills".
Attaining adequate capacities will require functional community, sub-national and national systems.
Physicians according to the autonomy principle thus respect a patient with adequate capacities and conditions (i.e., maturity and freedom from external or internal coercion) to make decisions and respond with responsibility to their effects.
Patients with adequate capacities and necessary conditions (i.e., reasonably free of pressure from significant others) thus must have their autonomy respected by physicians to have open, free, and understandable discussions about POP meshes to determine if their consent should be given or delayed until more proven devices are demonstrated.
He said 6 April is the "starting gun" not a deadline, and insisted the government was "confident" adequate capacity was in place.
However, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find sites that offer adequate capacity, accessibility, and environmental conditions.
Fortunately, most scientists believe that we have more than adequate capacity in North America to store the emissions from our roughly 200 to 300 years of coal reserves.
But while Greece's BBB+ credit rating is the lowest in the euro zone, it reflects our opinion that the government has adequate capacity to meet its financial commitments.
One of the K-4 schools, the 365-student Roosevelthis year opened this yeas as the centerpiece of a $20 million construction and renovation program that the superintendent of schools, Robert J. Rosado, said would ensure that the system has adequate capacity for the next 5 to 10 years.
If not, the program loops until a vehicle with adequate capacity is selected.
Wellness trusts should be sustainable, engage communities, foster collaboration, and have adequate capacity.
Born prematurely, at a point prior to any adequate capacity for self-care, the infant is wholly instinctually inept.
