The phrase "adequate expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a particular phrase or statement sufficiently conveys a thought or idea.
Example: "The author provided an adequate expression of his feelings in the poem, making it relatable to many readers."
Alternatives: "sufficient articulation" or "appropriate phrasing".
Some despair of the whole system, believing a model created for two-party politics is now exhausted, failing to give adequate expression to the diverse society we have become.
Moreover, the description of these properties in mechanistic terms is not just a matter of convenience; it is supposed to be the adequate expression of reality.
All societies have faced the problem of reconciling the need of controlling sex with that of giving it adequate expression, and all have solved it by some combination of cultural taboos, permissions, and injunctions.
He may thereby have earned himself some wiggle room.And Mr Brown is not entirely without a vision, though his opponents are right that he has not yet given it adequate expression.
The American anthropologist George P. Murdock summarized the situation, saying: All societies have faced the problem of reconciling the need of controlling sex with that of giving it adequate expression, and all have solved it by some combination of cultural taboos, permissions, and injunctions.
Bargaining coverage is widely held to be a more adequate expression of the degree of collective organization than union density.
Therefore, asymptotic expressions when K is high and adequate expressions for FCD sources have been computed in [35, 36].
To understand and predict fluidization phenomena in general and particle classification in particular, adequate expressions for each of the governing forces gravity, buoyancy and drag forces are required.
The derivation of more adequate expressions for systems with a weak driving force for coalescence is necessary for a further improvement of the theory.
His approval of the French Revolution shattered his friendship with the statesman and political writer Edmund Burke; although privately Fox showed himself far from insensible to the horrors perpetrated by the French Republicans, he gave these feelings no adequate public expression and opposed the war with republican France as a crusade against freedom in the interests of despotism.
A key challenge to their structure determination is adequate protein expression.
