The phrase "adequate conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a conversion process, such as in technical, financial, or data-related discussions.
Example: "The software update resulted in an adequate conversion of the old data format to the new one, ensuring compatibility."
Alternatives: "sufficient transformation" or "acceptable change".
NASA/Goddard, the Army Research Lab and QmagiQ will work closely together to obtain the suite of arrays that will best meet the mission requirements (primarily adequate conversion efficiency at the required wavelengths).
However, model results also show that under preferred conditions, the endothermic reforming can be sustained with adequate conversion to maintain combustion catalyst temperatures within the range where activity is high.
Intermittent mixing regimes for the RBR and hand-stirred systems were explored to determine whether adequate conversion can still be obtained with substantially less total mixing, thus reducing energy costs.
Adequate A/D conversion of wideband radar return signal requires both high sampling frequency and large dynamic range.
Emphasis of research has either been placed on producing high power density with adequate energy conversion efficiency for mobile power source applications or on high energy efficiency with adequate power density for stationary power source applications.
In addition, the fatty acids contained in the oil are adequate for conversion to biodiesel, but can be further optimized.
The rather high content of tar in the syngas indicates that the more appropriate plant configuration should be that of a "thermal gasifier", with the direct combustion of the syngas in a burner ad hoc designed, coupled with an adequate energy-conversion device.
If travel is planned to a country endemic with measles, mumps or rubella, serological assessment could be undertaken to determine adequate sero-conversion.
The model is adequate to describe the conversion of phenolic compounds in slurry units.
The focus of CFD simulations is to demonstrate the crucial role of intrinsic based heterogeneous reactions in the adequate prediction of carbon conversion rates.
Annealing at 100 °C is preferred because of better perovskite conversion and adequate coverage.
