The phrase "adequate care for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of care that is sufficient or satisfactory for a person, animal, or situation.
Example: "The organization is committed to providing adequate care for all the animals in the shelter."
Alternatives: "sufficient care for" or "proper care for".
The results offer the chance to supply adequate care for a population with special needs.
To provide adequate care for sentient animals, like orcas, caretakers must interact with them.
"In order to provide adequate care for the patients, we have to make sure that we're staffed," he said.
Within 18 months, the receiver would evaluate whether federal intervention was still needed or whether the state could provide adequate care for its inmates.
Your exposé should prompt Congress to end this unfair policy and the states to provide funds for adequate care for the mentally ill.
Kept from their natural environment in the wild, the animals became aggressive and neurotic, according to "Blackfish," and aquariums could not provide adequate care for the animals.
In order to provide adequate care for the growing group of persons with multi-morbidity, innovative integrated care programmes are appearing.
Dozens of maternity units are failing to provide adequate care for bereaved parents who have suffered a stillbirth, says a report out today.
The NHL is facing multiple class-action lawsuits from players alleging the league, much like the NFL, failed to warn its players about the dangers of head trauma and failed to provide adequate care for player suffering from head injuries.
Lawyers for Ms. Loren-Maltese said in court today that the daughter would be placed in the care of a grandmother, 80, who might not live long enough to provide adequate care for the girl.
The ombudsman said suggestions prison staff were so stretched that they could no longer provide adequate care for vulnerable prisoners remained anecdotal, while every day staff saved prisoners from themselves.
