The phrase "adequate comfort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of comfort that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular situation.
Example: "The hotel provided adequate comfort for our stay, with clean rooms and basic amenities."
Alternatives: "sufficient comfort" or "acceptable comfort".
The design of a ventilation system for operating theaters (OT) is aimed to reduce the patient infection risk while maintaining adequate comfort and productivity for the surgical staff.
The results show that space conditioning costs could be cut and adequate comfort could be derived using such passive heating and cooling systems.
In vivo evaluation of buccoadhesive disks revealed adequate comfort, taste, and non-irritation and none of the volunteers reported severe dry mouth/severe salivation or heaviness at the place of attachment.
On the other hand, in a large part of the Spanish territory, in other to reach adequate comfort conditions in our buildings, the energy demand for cooling is more important or of the same order than the heating demand.
The criteria that drove the plant design were: to give new life to the environment, to achieve adequate comfort levels and air quality; to respect the existing structures, minimizing or integrating terminals and distribution systems; and to install energy efficiency systems, as well as to minimize emissions and running costs.
Trauma-informed agencies make effort to ensure adequate comfort in the environment, effective communication (particularly with new clients), and substantial support for front-line staff.
We were also interested by the impact of the protocol on evaluation of sedation and analgesia by comparing number of assessments by COMFORT-B scores per day of ventilation and number of adequate (COMFORT-B scores in the optimal range) and inadequate scores.
As a result, based on this PK PD model, a propofol dose of 30 mg/h was recommended for a child of 10 kg, which will result in adequate COMFORT-B scales in the night following craniofacial surgery.
Comfort was measured by items that assessed: adequate privacy, comfort level with weighing in general and in PE class, and indicated the locations at which students felt height and weight should be measured.
This study concluded that optical daylighting systems can provide adequate visual comfort and can save energy if they are carefully designed.
The models were used to predict the optimum set of variables that can be used in buildings to achieve adequate thermal comfort.
