The phrase "adequate climate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a climate that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or condition.
Example: "The region's adequate climate allows for a diverse range of agricultural activities throughout the year."
Alternatives: "suitable climate" or "satisfactory climate".
But for years much of the collection was stored in a cramped, flood-prone basement without adequate climate control and was rarely on display.
States struggle to develop adequate climate change mitigation policies, especially when national energy interests conflict with collective environmental concerns.
This knowledge can help cities develop adequate climate change mitigation strategies and promote respective policies on the EU or the regional level.
Microclimates in urbanized settings can vary tremendously in very short distances, making adequate climate interpolations across a large metropolitan area difficult, at best.
It also comes in the same week as separate research from Newcastle University warned that many UK cities have failed to develop adequate climate resilience strategies, potentially leaving them exposed to climate risks such as flooding and heat waves.
The editors of off-topic journals may be unable to identify referees with adequate climate expertise to review these climate papers, making it more likely that the sorts of fundamental flaws that were the basis of Lu's paper won't be identified during the peer-review process, and hence more likely that this flawed research will be published in off-topic journals.
The control system will ensure an adequate wind climate without conflicting with the original architectural design.
Since the museum does not own the skyscrapers, it might not be in the position to guarantee adequate security, climate control, handling and other precautions required by many museums and their insurers.
Scholars have increasingly suggested that the preservation and restoration paradigms of legislation and regulation are no longer adequate for climate change related challenges in complex and cross-scale social-ecological systems.
In general, the closer you want to get to firm statements about what is likely to happen, the less adequate current climate science is revealed to be.It is tempting to imagine that adaptation decisions might wait for models that can provide greater certainty about what might happen where.
Due to the complexity of the food and energy systems, the impact of adequate food, climate or energy policies should be carefully examined in a modelling framework which considers the interaction of the food and energy systems.
