The phrase "adequate fact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fact that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The report provided an adequate fact to support the argument presented in the discussion."
Alternatives: "sufficient fact" or "satisfactory fact".
The controversy over GM food mostly serves as a blueprint for the fear of public unease, and the lack of an adequate, fact-based public debate is identified as one of the main reasons for public rejection.
These studies have shown that, despite the subjective impression by rescuers that CPR delivery was adequate, in fact the HOI duration exceeded the recommendations given in the resuscitation guidelines [ 1, 2].
This index also took into account gestational age in order to consider a given number of visits to be adequate, a fact that minimizes the bias of erroneously attributing lower adequacy of prenatal care use to preterm pregnancies.
Because Kyrgyzstan has adequate (in fact surplus) numbers of tuberculosis physicians, and because the vast majority are employed within the public sector, ensuring adequate distribution through government employment policies and directives has so far been a relatively easy obstacle to surmount.
"Most colleges will look at the decision and see it as a continuing window of opportunity to re-examine one more time that their policies are in fact adequate enough in terms of meeting the court's standard of 'strict scrutiny,'" she said.
(5) what is it for something to look blue, or look yellow, or look red, etc. (6) does the theory have an adequate fit with scientific facts, e.g., about the mechanisms of color vision, about the types of color appearances, about the individual differences among color perceivers, and so on.
They were, in fact, "adequate".
The third theory of democratic politics is the theory that the cues to which most voters respond are, in fact, adequate bases on which to form political preferences.
When it comes to acceleration, the 4-cylinder is adequate despite the fact that it is paired with an automatic transmission that has only four speeds (at a time when most automatics have more gears — from five to eight).
In fact adequate reinforcement and detailing is very important in providing the ductile behaviour of RC elements EASY (1997).
In fact, adequate microbiological information, ensuring appropriate therapy and avoiding unnecessary or unduly prolonged therapy, is lacking in more than 50%% of clinical situations.
