The phrase "adequate characterization of the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a description or representation of a subject or concept.
Example: "The study provides an adequate characterization of the environmental impacts of urban development."
Alternatives: "sufficient description of the" or "appropriate representation of the".
Antiglobalization is not an adequate characterization of the protesters in Genoa (or Goteborg, Quebec, Prague, or Seattle).
In this regard, a full-field assessment technique seems to be valuable for an adequate characterization of the bond behavior.
Without an understanding of affective based anoetic forms of consciousness, an adequate characterization of the human mind may never be achieved.
Despite the importance of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disc in normal function and disease, studying the responses of its cells has been complicated by the lack of adequate characterization of the cell subtypes.
Instruments were installed at a density such that the number of instruments that survived construction (40% to >80% by instrument type) was sufficient to allow adequate characterization of the physicochemical processes occurring at various scales in the test piles.
The objective of this paper is to address the possibilities of using non-destructive testing (NDT) data for updating information and obtaining adequate characterization of the reliability level of existing timber structures and, also, for assessing the evolution in time of performance of these structures when exposed to deterioration.
The next three sections will present the most serious worries about the ability of functionalist theories to give an adequate characterization of these states.
Adequate characterization of these possible scenarios can help design additional targeted experiments to resolve the discrepancies among studies.
Adequate characterization of these possible scenarios can help design additional targeted experiments aimed at resolving the discrepancies among studies.
It may be that we cannot provide an adequate characterization of this notion and its role in explanation in purely formal, completely content-independent terms e.g. in such terms as deriving many conclusions from a few basic assumptions or replacing theories with many free parameters with theories that have only a few such parameters.
Again, this raises the issue that ACC appears to be involved in response selection and preparation, but that it does not seem to be possible to form an adequate characterization of this involvement in terms of specific cognitive actions.
