The phrase "adequate fare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sufficient or acceptable amount of payment for a service, typically in the context of transportation.
Example: "The taxi driver informed me that the adequate fare for the trip to the airport would be around $30."
Alternatives: "sufficient charge" or "reasonable rate".
And while it's no "Closer," which also returns Monday, the Eric McCormack vehicle "Perception" (Monday, July 9 at 10 p.m. ET on TNT) is perfectly adequate "Eccentric Consulting Genius" fare.
Assuming that oil prices will stay high, Derchin said the only real option for airlines to generate adequate returns is raising through fares by 20.0% and reducing domestic capacity about 10.0%.
When concepts were analyzed by category, the nature of the genetic material and evolution fared best, scoring Adequate, while transmission/patterns of inheritance, gene expression and regulation, and genetic variation all were deemed Inadequate.
Nevertheless, the survey revealed a general positive attitude toward safe storage practices involving temperature control and correct handling of food using adequate clothing and gloves, but respondents fared worse when they were asked about cross-contamination, refreezing and handling unwrapped food with cuts or abrasions on hands.
However, it is not always the case that healthier, younger patients are best suited to home dialysis; with adequate support, older patients with comorbidities can fare well on home HD or PD [ 39].
Simulations performed for both groups led to four management principles: road traffic is not reduced significantly without disincentives for car use; overly cheap lift fares are counterproductive; fare-frequency trade-off is key to ensure adequate bus ridership within both groups; and road closures may be comprehensively more effective than road tolls.
But it leaves millions without adequate access to health care, and the majority who fare well under the system are obliged to pay an extraordinarily high cost for the privilege.The alternative is to revive the NHS.
But how will the United States fare against other industrialized countries that offer adequate health care to all of its citizens?
As comparing fares over all becomes more difficult without adequate information on fees, "never has there been an opportunity for such bedlam in managed travel," he said.
Therefore it is imperative to know how they fare when it comes to prescribing psychopharmacological medications and if adequate information about the disease is being provided.
