The phrase "adequate features of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficient characteristics or attributes of something, often in a technical or evaluative context.
Example: "The software provides adequate features of user customization, allowing users to tailor their experience to their preferences."
Alternatives: "sufficient characteristics of" or "appropriate attributes of".
Currently the number of chemical descriptors is so large that one of the biggest problems is selecting the most adequate features for each problem [58, 59].
The main challenge in the setup of working classification algorithms is to define adequate features as input variables.
The original SIFT fails to extract adequate features or distinctive ones in color images while detects a lot of redundant features in FA images (boundary points are masked).
Some techniques increase the number of detected feature points in images when the SIFT detector fails to extract distinctive and adequate features.
In general, the composition of an adequate feature vector is the most important step to obtain a good classification performance.
We propose here that the adequate feature set optimized for the characterization of the AD can, in theory, reveal the problematic regions if the AD is optimized using external sets.
A limitation to these methods is that the designer of a signal classifier has to select an adequate feature set based on intuition.
Results of this work showed that the feature set leading to the highest predictive performance is not necessarily the most adequate feature set for AD characterization.
Aggregating feature counts provided adequate feature density and reduced the dimensionality without discarding features that could be informative.
He contends that an adequate account of these features of legal practice can only be gained when we understand that law is an interpretive concept, i.e. that it is a social practice wherein a certain interpretive attitude has taken hold.
We have not yet recovered adequate material to compare features of the cranial base considered taxonomically important in Flores, nor do the two Palauan ossa coxae exhibit the extreme lateral flaring of the ilium as observed in LB1 [14].
