The phrase "adequate expansion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of growth or increase in a particular context, such as business, infrastructure, or ideas.
Example: "The project requires adequate expansion to meet the growing demands of the market."
Alternatives: "sufficient growth" or "appropriate increase".
The goal is to reduce diesel fuel consumption by adequate expansion of wind power supply.
It is conceivable, however, that adequate expansion could occur on the basis of advanced reactor designs, internationalized control of fuel cycle services and fundamentally altered security relationships among the nuclear weapon states.
After adequate expansion of the short microsatellite, the primary combined with the secondary microsatellites will be regarded as compound microsatellite.
Virtually, if disproportionate accumulation of ECM does not allow an adequate expansion of adipocytes, adipocytes are more susceptible to necrosis [ 30].
If the arm exited the block fully extended, it was determined that the arm was open enough to "catch" the foam block as it was being pulled out and adequate expansion was confirmed.
Gastrectomy specimens were placed in a container with 3 4 l of 0.9% sodium chloride solution to ensure good contrast with gastric tissue and adequate expansion of gastric folds.
An air gap between individual light guide segments allows room for adequate thermal expansion.
An adequate thermal expansion coefficient, an excellent reversibility upon cycling in oxidizing reducing atmospheres and chemical compatibility with the electrolyte make these oxides perfect candidates for anodes in intermediate-temperature SOFC (IT-SOFCs).
After adequate volume expansion, persistent tachycardia in sepsis likely reflects an inappropriately hyperadrenergic state.
Adequate stent expansion and restoration of blood flow of the subclavian artery were confirmed.
Optimal ventilation was assessed by the following criteria : a. Adequate chest expansion.
