The phrase "adequate field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a field or area that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or requirement.
Example: "The research was conducted in an adequate field that provided the necessary resources for the study."
Alternatives: "sufficient area" or "satisfactory domain".
Before designing cathodic protection, adequate field data must be collected, analyzed, and evaluated.
In scenarios where sensors are placed randomly, redundant deployment is essential for ensuring adequate field coverage.
Adult leagues and pickup games are often improvised amalgams of like-minded eccentrics, forever in search of adequate field space.
L.S.U. has the defense and special teams to set itself in adequate field position, but it lacks the offensive consistency to finish drives.
Understanding and managing impacts from mining on groundwater-dependent ecosystems (GDEs) and other groundwater users requires development of defensible science supported by adequate field data.
'Casual or naturalised' alien plant species were those alien plant species about which adequate field information was not available (Wu et al. 2004).
He's a sharp route runner, an acrobatic elevator and ball-plucker and, most important, adequate field-stretcher.
How long could an island about the size of Wight, surrounded with mangrove swamps, with no adequate fields of fire and only a narrow channel separating it from the mainland, hold?
To achieve this, an adequate force field and proper termination strategies are necessary.
Mr. MacArthur also insisted that the editorial budget of Harper's, while smaller than The New Yorker's, was adequate to field correspondents overseas when necessary.
Guidelines for designing a concrete storage module and for its integration into a solar plant, respecting constraints linked both to an adequate solar field operation and to the production system based on ORC, are described.
