The phrase "adequate domain for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a suitable or sufficient area of expertise, knowledge, or activity for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The researchers established an adequate domain for their study to ensure comprehensive results."
Alternatives: "suitable area for" or "appropriate scope for".
The group also agreed that the combination of these factors provides adequate domain coverage for comprehensive assessment of treatment outcomes in this population.
Robot soccer offers an adequate domain in order to design and validate architectures for robot-coordination.
Our approach is based on two general impact assessments: (1) A financial impact assessment (FIA) and (2) an operational impact assessment (OIA), where both are applied to a cyber-defense domain for choosing adequate response plans.
All chloroplast lumen-located OsCYPs also contain double arginine residues, and follow the hydrophobic region needed for chloroplast lumen targeting (the signal sequences of OsCYP37 and OsCYP38 are not shown here for adequate CYP domain alignment) in the extension signal of the N-terminus.
If the traffic is adequate, the domain is kept, and the domain owner collects money every time someone clicks on one of the ads.
Only five of the 20 trials had adequate randomisation (domain I), and none of the trials had adequate allocation concealment (domain II) or personnel blinding (domain IIIA).
Indeed, semi-super-vised approaches are more adequate for open domain Relation Extraction systems, since they are quite exible in regards of the quantity of input data and they can be more easily extended to deal with new relation types.
In all the substrates there were at least ten amino acids between the phosphorylatable tyrosine substrate and the proline rich motif, which was adequate for SH3 domain docking and phosphorylation by Hck and v-Src in a previous study [37].
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