The phrase "adequate factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or variables that are sufficient or satisfactory in a particular context or analysis.
Example: "In evaluating the project's success, the budget was an adequate factor in determining the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "sufficient element" or "acceptable variable".
Although previous studies have examined the factor structure of the SPAI-C, adequate factor analytic methodology has not been employed.
To maintain the pitch period and the open quotient, the peak flow duration is also time scaled by an adequate factor.
Recent research has shown evidence of construct validity, that is, adequate factor structure for the theoretical assumptions, moderate correlations with other types of intelligence (abstract reasoning, r = .36; verbal reasoning, r = .38), and correlations close to null with self-reported personality traits (Miguel et al. 2013a, b; Miguel and Primi 2014).
Consequently, an exploratory factor analysis was conducted, in order to provide a suggestion about an adequate factor model.
Each component possessed adequate factor loadings (0.52 0.94) and internal reliability with Cronbach's alpha values of ⩾0.68.
All 16 ROSA items showed adequate factor loadings (≥0.4) and therefore were retained in the final ROSA.
Essentially, settlement must be minimized to an acceptable level for the design life of the structure and adequate factors of safety are applied to ensure this.
Essentially settlement must be minimized to an acceptable level for the design life of the structure and adequate factors of safety applied to ensure this.
According to these analysis results, it conclude that the sample data were adequate for factor analysis.
Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin test was used for checking the sampling adequacy and found that the sample size is adequate for factor analysis with a KMO score of 0.803.
Another commonly accepted practice is to approximate a weighted sum of chi-square variables by a single one with different degrees of freedom and an adequate scaling factor.
