The phrase "adequate direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to sufficient guidance or instructions provided for a task or situation.
Example: "The project was completed successfully because the team received adequate direction from their manager."
Alternatives: "sufficient guidance" or "proper instructions".
But hospital officials in the city say Washington has failed to provide adequate direction on how to run such extraordinary responses, and have not come anywhere close to providing the kind of money they say they need.
They also noticed how the instructors monitored lessons and made adjustments to make sure that students had adequate direction and time.
They need adequate direction.
Additionally, guidelines 10 often do not provide adequate direction regarding therapeutic options when the preferred therapeutic agent is contraindicated in a patient.
§ 801.5 Medical devices; adequate directions for use.
(3) Adequate directions for use to provide a final food product that complies with any limitations prescribed for the ingredient(s).
In addition, the majority mentions 352(f)(1), which calls a drug or device misbranded unless its labeling bears... adequate directions for use as are necessary for the protection of users.
But this misbranding language is not determinative, for it permits the F.D.A. to conclude that a drug or device is not dangerous to health and that it does have adequate directions when regulated so as to render it as harmless as possible.
The advantages of shift invariance, adequate directions and anti-aliasing enable the dual-tree complex wavelet to effectively represent seismic data.
Compared with 2-D DWT, 2-D DTCWT has a number of excellent properties for seismic signal processing, such as shift invariance, adequate directions, anti-aliasing and limited data redundancy (Ivan et al. 2005).
We choose a family ({ mathcal{E}_{p} }_{0 leq p leqvarsigma- 1}) of bounded sectors with aperture slightly larger than (pi/k_{2}) which defines a good covering in (mathbb{C}^{ast}) (see Definition 7 ) and a set of adequate directions (mathfrak{d}_{p} inmathbb{R}), (0 leq p leq varsigma- 1) for which the constraints ( 152 ) and ( 153 ) hold.
