The phrase "adequate elevation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency of height or altitude, such as in architecture, health, or physical training.
Example: "For optimal performance, the athlete requires adequate elevation during their jumps to maximize their potential."
Alternatives: "sufficient height" or "proper altitude".
Timely and adequate laryngeal elevation along with hyoid bone movement is an essential component of the swallowing movement under normal physiological conditions.
Next we injected 0.05% adrenaline in physiological saline into the area to be excised, between the muscularis propria and the mucosa to give adequate mucosal elevation.
All patients must have RAI-refractory disease, defined as a target lesion with no iodine uptake on a post-RAI scan performed under conditions of a low iodine diet and adequate TSH elevation or recombinant human TSH (rhTSH) stimulation.
The conductivity approximately linearly scales with adsorption height of random or correlated adatoms, but remains practically unchanged with adequate varying of elevation of ordered adatoms.
Experimental xenograft models, however, showed that 2-weeks rest period was too long, whereas a 1-week rest period was adequate, because the elevation of TP levels in the tumour tissue by CPA was maintained over 1 week or less (Endo et al, 1999).
Besides the use of short and tilted implants [4], one of the most frequently used surgical techniques for gaining adequate bone height in the posterior maxilla is external or internal maxillary sinus floor elevation.
Dronda et al (2002) [ 6] considered adequate the immune response elevation of 100 cells/mm3 or higher at 24 months of HAART whereas for Kaufmann et al (2005) [ 23] the ideal immune response to be achieved after five years of ART was an elevation of 500 CD4 cells/mm3 or higher.
Alternatively, pollination rates can increase with elevations, suggesting adequate pollen availability under current conditions (Arroyo et al., 1985; Arroyo & Squeo, 1990; Bingham & Orthner, 1998; Utelli & Roy, 2000).
Not enough hills or elevation.
The minimal adequate multivariate P. falciparum frequentist model includes elevation and angle of land slope, distance to permanent river, bare or sparse land cover, population density, and urban areas.
