The phrase "adequate continuing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the sufficiency of ongoing processes or support, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The project requires adequate continuing support to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "sufficient ongoing" or "appropriate continuous".
From an education and research perspective, the use of this instrument can provide an efficient and simple creativity evaluation measure with adequate reliability, continuing to promote the research and teaching of creativity with quantitative evaluation.
The state is also required to ensure that adequate financing continues to flow as intended to these districts in future years.
"In our view, this level of cash flow is adequate to continue to support $2 billion in annual (share) buybacks and 10% annual dividend increases," said DiNardi, who has recently upgraded his rating on Lockheed to a buy from hold, with a price target of $290 a share.
The search for the optimal marker of adequate resuscitation continues.
Risk of diseases and poor hygiene and adequate sanitation continue to be serious concerns.
The RS, RS-5, RS-11, CD-RISC, CD-RISC10 and BRCS demonstrate psychometric robustness adequate for continued use in older populations.
In this circumstance, providers may feel that the patient is getting at least some benefit from the drug and that the clinical response is adequate to continue its use.
On the basis of these results, and the knowledge that anatomic boundaries of the cranial border of level IV and Vb are hard to define, it seems adequate to continue our current neck dissection protocol including level II V (with or without extension to the suboccipital region) in the N+ patients with primary melanomas located on the shoulder or trunk.
This fear may be valid, but it is not an adequate justification for continuing to use chemicals that may seriously disrupt pollinator health.
