The phrase "adequate electricity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of electrical supply for a particular purpose or need.
Example: "The facility requires adequate electricity to operate all of its machinery efficiently."
Alternatives: "sufficient electricity" or "ample electricity".
European neighbourhoods were characterized by big houses with large yards, wide paved streets, and adequate electricity.
"Half the world's seven billion people lack adequate electricity, and coal is key to solving this problem.
Healthcare professionals remain the heart of any good healthcare system, along with adequate electricity, clean water, and available drugs.
If it were not for Messrs. Kessel, Cuomo and their ilk, we on Long Island would have adequate electricity this year.
At first, families were placed in converted wooden summer properties that lacked heat and insulation, as well as adequate electricity and plumbing.
Despite billions of dollars in American aid — too much of it squandered on corruption and mismanagement — Iraqis still lack adequate electricity.
In order to comply with the emissions regulations that have already been issued, it is necessary to considerably increase the percentage of the energy used for transportation from an energy pathway that is not emitting GHG, and, therefore, an adequate electricity-distribution network is needed in this case.
But for Southern African countries struggling to provide adequate affordable electricity to their populations, promises from energy companies of jobs, hefty returns and reduced dependence on coal-fired electricity are galvanizing.
And an urgent question is already being raised: what happens next in a country where millions do not have adequate housing, electricity or running water, and half of the population lives at or below the poverty line?
Furthermore, although the spatial concentration of poverty is essential to the definition of disadvantaged neighborhoods, current efforts at systematizing this definition use indicators such as access to safe drinking water, adequate sanitation, electricity, overcrowding, and security of housing tenure.
New York and New England will have adequate supplies of electricity this summer if the weather and the number of mechanical breakdowns are typical, the regional electricity reliability organization said on Wednesday.
