The phrase "adequate choice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of options available in a particular context.
Example: "The study highlighted the importance of having an adequate choice of resources for students to succeed in their learning."
Alternatives: "sufficient selection of" or "appropriate range of".
The optimal design of multisource systems, hybrid systems in particular, requires an adequate choice of the energy management strategy.
The adequate choice of the necessary program modules allows to investigate the dynamic properties of existing and prospective FFV.
Such requirements shall ensure that applicable beneficiaries have an adequate choice of providers of services and suppliers under the pilot program.
The adequate choice of the maximum exponents for each coordinate is important factor in order to achieve better accuracy, compatible with an admissible time of calculation.
The specification of mechanical properties is essential for adequate choice of material, as well as for design and manufacturing of components and products.
The authors consider that proper machining of scintillator pieces, adequate choice of their packaging, and proper software analysis may overcome the revealed disadvantages.
Understanding of the estimated exposure dose to the fetus permits rational and adequate choices of the imaging strategies.
Enrichment of values equal or close to one indicated adequate choices of metric, agglomeration method and number of clusters.
When looking at unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs), nowadays multi-robot systems are considered an adequate choice for a growing number of tasks.
Here we show that a Box-Behnken design plan is an adequate choice for the straightforward exploration of hapten microarray assay parameters.
This seems to be an adequate choice as some of its proponents appear to be aware of both distinctions discussed so far: (1) knowledge relevant for the quality of research (the "quality dimension") vs. knowledge needed to attract attention and increase the likelihood of research to be taken up by decision makers (the "attention dimension").
