The phrase "adequate contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of input or support that is sufficient or satisfactory in a particular context, such as teamwork or project involvement.
Example: "Each team member is expected to make an adequate contribution to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "sufficient input" or "acceptable contribution".
But his remarks drew a sharp reply from Senator Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, who said, "I'm afraid I don't see the $200 million as an adequate contribution".
Waiting until the end of the project can also mean overlooking serious team dysfunction and a student that, for one of several reasons, isn't making an adequate contribution.
At the same time, the issue of fair taxation is becoming more and more pressing, because the number of taxpayers who make an adequate contribution to financing public goods and services is decreasing.
The discussions were lively and we were satisfied that every participant was able to make an adequate contribution.
For an item to be considered as having an adequate contribution to a particular composite or factor, the strength of the item's relationship to that factor (i.e., its factor loading), should be.40 or greater [ 24].
He said that many pension funds were troubled because officials had failed to make adequate contributions over the years.
But the plan neither required appellant to make specific contributions nor imposed any sanction on it for failing to make adequate contributions, and appellant retained a right not only to amend the plan but also to terminate it at any time and for any reason.
The Pew center's grading system took into account just a few simple factors, like whether states were making adequate contributions every year; how big any shortfalls were, relative to the size of the state payroll; and whether a state had managed to keep at least 80 cents on hand for every dollar it owed.
Yet, as the world's richest countries falter in coming forward with adequate contributions to reach the fund's modest target of $10 billion, they are neglecting the most obvious way to enable African countries to tackle the crisis themselves.
However, this was not achievable because the time pressures prevented adequate contributions from all partners to comply with the general requirements for co-authorship to academic publications.
That is, these ROTEM® parameters suggest reduced overall clot strength in the setting of an adequate fibrinogen contribution to the clot.
