The phrase "adequate element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing components or factors that are sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "In order to achieve a successful outcome, it is essential to identify the adequate element that contributes to the overall effectiveness of the project."
Alternatives: "sufficient component" or "satisfactory factor".
The intervention was structured by a desktop resource providing a flow chart illustrating adequate elements for the counselling session and general communication strategies.
The present study provides a basis of adequate finite element modeling of cells under stretching of the vascular wall or substrate to investigate effects caused by the mechanical environment.
Consequently, adequate trace element concentrations (Fe, Co, and Ni) must be quantified accurately when added to an experimental reactor.
The almost totality of the models proposed in literature for simulating the cyclic behaviour of RC joints was developed and calibrated by means of tests performed on elements with deformed bars, and, thus, these models may be not adequate for elements with hook-ended plain bars, especially due to the peculiarities in terms of failure mode and interaction mechanisms between concrete and steel.
When an adequate passive mechanical element is attached to the P-Gear, this system performs a variety of tasks.
If such functional elements acted as binding sites for proteins (or RNAs), then it may be important to have adequate spacing between elements to allow multiple proteins to bind without causing interference.
The optical properties (reflectivity and gloss) of the Ni Cu films make them adequate to be elements of optical mirrors.
In order to limit fire spread by providing adequate fire compartmentation, elements forming the boundaries of fire compartments are designed and constructed in such a way that they maintain their separating function during the required fire exposure (insulation and integrity criteria).
In allusion to this problem, it has been indicated that by increasing the spacing of the receiving elements, adequate spatial diversity can be ensured [14]; nonetheless, it violates the demand for compact receiver.
Adequate fast-track elements and rigid and strict discharge criteria are two important factors that contribute to this conclusion.
