The phrase "adequate existence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or acceptability of one's state of being or living conditions.
Example: "In order to thrive, every individual deserves an adequate existence that meets their basic needs."
Alternatives: "sufficient life" or "acceptable living conditions".
The support given by teachers was rated as "adequate", the existence of two teachers in the classroom during the development of the activity was positively valued.
These include security and confidentiality, controls over detrimental use and commercialisation, adequate transparency, existence of a independent 'watchdog', and the ability to object, particularly to any processing considered to be inappropriate or particularly sensitive.
The support of a connection control protocol by the DVB-RCS standard opens up a complete set of new QoS issues to be investigated, going from the impact of connection establishment delays on experienced QoS to the adequate co-existence of conventional and new capacity request methods.
Unlike sugar and indigo planters, coffee farmers with even small acreage could derive an adequate if simple existence, and Costa Ricans achieved a competitive advantage over coffee farmers in other Latin American countries.
The minimum prerequisite for this empowerment is that all members of society have the opportunity to secure an adequate and stable existence, including the education of children and provision for old age, by means of an occupation chosen of their own free will.
The practical application of the object constraint language (OCL), which is part of the UML specification since version 1.1, depends crucially on the existence of adequate tool support.
The decreased resistance in charge transport due to the existence of adequate channels for Li ions diffusion also enhanced rate performance.
These definitions are not adequate to ensure the existence of solutions of (1) between given lower and upper solutions, as we show in the following example.
As a socio-ecological construct, the quality and maintenance of satoyama systems will depend on the existence of adequate ecological knowledge to support the management decisions fitted to respond to current social needs.
We establish some adequate conditions for the existence of at least one solution to the considered problem by using Grönwall's inequality and a priori estimate tools called the topological degree method.
