"adequate essay" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an essay that is satisfactory or meets the requirements or expectations set for it. Example: "The student submitted an adequate essay for their history assignment, covering all the main points and providing relevant evidence to support their arguments."
The city and state administration's response to this deluge was slow and bewildered – but then, Bangalore has always been considered laid-back, and perhaps it was constitutionally incapable of an adequate response (an essay on the city's character by the Kannada writer Baraguru Ramachandrappa is titled A Village Named Bangalore City).
This gives you adequate for researching colleges, completing applications, writing essays, and taking necessary exams.
The reader, distracted by the unfolding relationship between Señor C and Anya, whose jealous and conniving boyfriend schemes to defraud Señor C of his savings, finds it hard to pay adequate attention to Señor C's more edifying mini-essays.
Other forms of procuring data, for example, from interviews, videographed peer discussions, classroom observations, flash interviews, reflective essays or learning diaries, might prove more adequate.
Answer essay questions with clear points, and support them with an adequate amount of information.
Providing adequate background information or context will help to guide your readers through your essay.
In the beginning of this essay I stated that considerable progress could be made in articulating a clear and adequate conception of natural selection without solving all of the philosophical problems associated with the notion of fitness.
In the early 1990s, the economist Amartya Sen in an essay elaborated on the high mortality of the girl child due to gender bias, like the denial of adequate nutrition and medical attention to girls.
