The phrase "adequate costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expenses that are sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "The project was completed within adequate costs, ensuring that we stayed within our budget."
Alternatives: "sufficient expenses" or "reasonable costs".
An adequate cost-benefit analysis should include these kinds of losses against reduced state budgets.
The influx of millions of the erstwhile uninsured has to be counterbalanced by adequate cost cutting in areas where waste is accumulating.
The adequate cost estimation of mill plants plays a crucial role in the success of feasibility studies of mining projects.
Ma and colleagues' valuable findings may prompt scientists and clinicians to redefine their quest for perfection as a hunt for the adequate, cost-effective and safe.
In striking down the rule, the appeals court ruled in part that the agency failed to perform an adequate cost-benefit analysis.
The costs for KBR's current work in Central Asia could "dramatically escalate" without proper monitoring, but adequate cost control measures are in place, according to Lt. Col. Clay Cole, who oversees the contract.
The commission passed the rule in 2010, but the Business Roundtable and United States Chamber of Commerce filed suit, and last year a federal appeals court blocked the rule, saying that S.E.C. hadn't engaged in an adequate cost-benefit analysis.
Transferring the acquired knowledge to clinical practice and adequate cost-effectiveness in comparison to conventional alternatives are two of the challenges for the medical application of such tubular clay minerals.
The obtained results have been used to initiate rigorous simulations, to determine the number of stages required in different sections, as well as to obtain internal flows of vapour and liquid necessary for dimensioning and adequate cost estimation for two design alternatives.
