The phrase "adequate focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of attention or concentration on a particular subject or task.
Example: "In order to achieve the desired results, we need to ensure that we maintain adequate focus during our meetings."
Alternatives: "sufficient attention" or "proper concentration".
One consequence is that the fate of the eastern front is never brought into adequate focus.
Adequate focus and contrast adjustment were verified.
"We have prepared for other tournaments there, the team will derive adequate focus and understanding there".
Adequate focus and contrast adjustment were verified and images of poor quality discarded.
Adequate focus and contrast adjustment were verified, and images of poor quality were discarded.
It appears that the standard institutional approach emphasizes behavior modification through information, policies, procedures, processes and external sanctions (typically punitive or disciplinary), but lacks an adequate focus on reflection, inner understanding, and dialogue in an integrated manner.
As the stereo base is limited by the lens aperture, disparities have very low values; choosing adequate focusing (depending on the scene) and prism deflection angles will give disparities between −1 and 1, which can be measured using local processing only involving directly neighbouring pixels, which is well adapted to the parallel image processing primitives.
An adequate, focused assessment of the vessels and pleural space requires a thorough understanding of ultrasound principles, anatomy, pitfalls, and good interpretation and image acquisition skills.
(If you don't care about film compatibility, and want to avoid vendor-lock-in, choose a Four-Thirds or Micro-Four-Thirds camera, but check reviews for adequate focusing speed because some of them use a greatly – though not always sufficiently – improved version of the "contrast" focusing system common in point and shoots rather than the "phase detection" system common in SLRs).
Turner points out that all the negotiations on "Basel II", the latest revision of European banking regulations, did not even question whether the arrangements for trading activities were adequate; the focus was all on the traditional banking business.
Dr. Roger C. Grimson, an associate professor of biostatistics in the department of preventive medicine at SUNY Stony Brook who has also charted cancer rates, worries that even ZIP code maps, by themselves, may not be adequate to focus on the dangers.
