The phrase "adequate criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or measure that is sufficient for a particular purpose or evaluation.
Example: "In order to assess the effectiveness of the program, we need to establish an adequate criterion for success."
Alternatives: "sufficient standard" or "acceptable measure".
But are elections by themselves an adequate criterion?
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The novel No-Reference Image Quality Assessment method and adequate criterion were introduced in this paper.
The intellect is impotent when it comes to deciding whether perceptual impressions are to be an adequate criterion.
An adequate criterion, one might therefore expect, would operate at the level of sense, perhaps attending to the way we grasp the meanings of logical constants.
Chapter 8 of the Origin of Species titled "Hybridism" is devoted to discussing whether hybrid sterility serves as an adequate criterion for distinguishing species from varieties.
The design of well distribution also lacks adequate criteria.
A unit that is designed in one area of the country may be prefabricated in another and shipped to yet a third area, which may or may not have adequate criteria for inspecting materials that are not locally produced.
An iterative approach enabled to substantially improve the performances of the optimal solution by setting adequate criteria, which define the desirability functions.
This limitation comes from the large number of particles needed to optimize the many-variable function, the high computational cost of its evaluation and the lack of an adequate criteria to early detect the approach of the global optimum.
The inherent versatile nature of this technique allows producing carriers resorting to distinct classes of materials, variable geometry and customized release profiles that fit within adequate criteria required for disease treatment or for novel applications in the tissue engineering field.
