The phrase "adequate connectivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of connections, whether in technology, communication, or transportation contexts.
Example: "The new infrastructure project aims to ensure adequate connectivity between urban and rural areas."
Alternatives: "sufficient connectivity" or "proper connectivity".
Submarine cables and satellites mean that Africa has more than adequate connectivity.
The habitable wetlands with adequate connectivity were divided into three geographic groups: southwestern, northeastern, and northwestern.
Last-mile problems arise due to lack of adequate connectivity between transit stops and trip origin or termination points.
Network infrastructure has to accommodate all these devices by providing adequate connectivity and delivering application based services.
"Mesa del Sol is a contrast to sprawl as it is technically an infill project in an area with more than adequate connectivity to the airport, downtown, uptown and the heart of this great city".
Adequate connectivity between catalyst particles or agglomerates would be required for a percolation pathway threshold.
Moreover, partial fencing also allows adequate population connectivity across roads.
In addition to establishing a number of brokering ties themselves, leaders need to strategically enable adequate inter connectivity across the wider system acting like a relational catalyst.
In contrast, with late onset seizures local mesial structures may reap the benefit of having had years of healthy functioning, and, therefore, show adequate regional connectivity to the hippocampus, but, surprisingly, whole brain organization and modularity suffers.
Importantly, this population of jaguars depends on the adequate preservation of connectivity between natural reserves in Mexico and Guatemala.
By the same token, in a context of spatially concentrated income-earning opportunities and other urban functions, as well as limited purchasing power, accessibility to adequate means of connectivity with the rest of the urban fabric can be a determining factor in overcoming conditions of poverty for residents in physically marginal areas.
