The phrase "adequate charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of an electrical charge or a charge in a broader sense, such as a fee or responsibility.
Example: "The device requires an adequate charge to function properly throughout the day."
Alternatives: "sufficient charge" or "appropriate charge".
At system level there is an even bigger challenge; the use of EVs requires an adequate charging and electric grid infrastructure, as well as dedicated solutions for vehicle charging and storage that are optimally integrated into the urban environment.
The major technical solutions include: (1) applying electrochemical models to predict the critical conditions for deposition initiation; (2) preventions by improved battery design and material modification; (3) applying adequate charging protocols to inhibit lithium deposition.
Most importantly, "all drivers had typically received adequate charging before the end of the day".
Adequate charging stations networks constitute the second key-technology for BEV.
Electric cars are limited to cities or regions where adequate charging options exist, such as Austin, Texas, or Los Angeles.
A year ago Vickrey's firm, Gradient Analytics, began warning its mutual and hedge fund clients that Washington Mutual was failing to take adequate charges for shaky loans.
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Specific power as a function of specific energy for different battery technologies [12] (ii) Adequate charging stations networks constitute the second key-technology for BEV.
Since low EV penetration rates are more or less the case in all EU countries (as well as the whole world) this approach as well as the tool could be used to allocate charging stations at high-level in other cities too, in Greece and worldwide, in order to deploy a plan for installing adequate charging.
Data on costs included all charges to patients for drugs, materials (both medical and non-medical) and laboratory testing, all crucial elements in the financial records and reflecting adequate charging.
Since organic liquids have a lower dielectric constant than water, care must be taken to select a system that provides adequate surface charge to the particles.
