The phrase "adequate correction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a correction made to an error or mistake.
Example: "The teacher provided adequate correction to the student's essay, helping them improve their writing skills."
Alternatives: "sufficient correction" or "appropriate correction".
He underwent corrective osteotomy to allow adequate correction of the deformity and realignment of the tibial mechanical axis using a Taylor spatial frame.
Once adequate correction had been achieved, the frame struts were locked.
As already mentioned, adequate correction methods are a key for quantitative use of SPECT images.
Therefore, extensive surgery is often required to obtain adequate correction in these cases [9, 10, 11, 12, 13].
The surgeon can then concentrate on the most important part of the procedure: adequate correction of the deformity.
In sum, corrections in muscle activity before lift-off are not necessary for adequate correction of a perturbation induced by an unexpected heavier object.
The "raison d'etre" of Self-Organising Fuzzy Logic Control (SOFLC) algorithms is the Performance Index table which normally issues the adequate corrections to the low-level control given certain performance criteria.
However, such an approach would need proper population sample sizes (in order to obtain reasonable power to detect any positive associations, e.g. 80%), monitorization of population stratification (which is particularly problematic in mtDNA studies) [27], [61], and adequate corrections for multiple tests, amongst others.
Adequate corrections according to body temperature and pressure saturated conditions were applied.
At the same time, we felt important to include these data in the current manuscript as the correlation was notably strong, even after adequate corrections for phylogeny and body mass.
Factors significantly (p < 0.05) associated with the peak blood lactate at this preliminary step were entered into a stepwise forward multivariable linear regression analysis, with adequate corrections to avoid multicollinearity within the model.
