The phrase "adequate extent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sufficient level or degree of something in a particular context.
Example: "The research was conducted to an adequate extent to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "sufficient degree" or "appropriate level".
One of the reasons for this may be suboptimal learning possibilities since supervised trainees have not been allowed to do the operations to an adequate extent for the technique to spread.
And after the Watergate break-in only fourteen of the twenty-two hundred members of the Washington press corps made an effort to investigate and report it to any adequate extent, even though it was obviously one of the greatest political scandals in the history of the Republic.
Also, the items difficulty variability indicates that the instrument captures an adequate extent of the construct.
What does it mean for people to have this capability to an adequate extent?
Adopting this approach, then, we would elaborate the concept of the social minimum by agreeing on a specific list of capabilities as necessary to a "minimally decent life", and by working out the kinds and levels of resources that people need, in the context of their society, to have these capabilities to an adequate extent.
The appropriate duration of irradiation required to reach an adequate extent of photobleaching, for different specimens was experimentally determined.
Histological or clinical predicting factors for CLN metastasis have been studied to determine the adequate surgical extent or postoperative adjuvant therapy to eradicate metastatic lymph nodes.
Our results suggest that MTV helps indicate adequate surgical extent and identify possible candidates for sublobar resection.
Rolnik said: "The UK has voiced its commitment to human rights on repeated occasions, and this mission will give me an opportunity to assess in-depth to what extent adequate housing, as one central aspect of the right to an adequate standard of living, is at the core of this commitment.
"The UK has voiced its commitment to human rights on repeated occasions, and this mission will give me an opportunity to assess in-depth to what extent adequate housing, as one central aspect of the right to an adequate standard of living, is at the core of this commitment," she said.
Speaking midway through her visit, Ms Rolnik said: "The UK has voiced its commitment to human rights on repeated occasions, and this mission will give me an opportunity to assess in-depth to what extent adequate housing, as one central aspect of the right to an adequate standard of living, is at the core of this commitment.
