The phrase "adequate for addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for dealing with a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The resources provided are adequate for addressing the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "sufficient for tackling" or "appropriate for dealing with".
Attorney General Janet Reno, one of the authors, said existing laws were adequate for addressing most of the problems.
Once deemed adequate for addressing the original research question of interest, models may be used for projection and scenario testing.
There are questions to be asked of our current education systems which may not be adequate for addressing the demands of modern economies.
They argue further that the laissez-faire Wisdom of Crowds model (according to which local differences in methodological standards will cancel each other out), while perhaps adequate if the question is one of reliability, is not adequate for addressing these issues of accountability.
GPs noted that consultations of approximately 15 minutes were only adequate for addressing the patient's immediate health issues, which deprives them of the opportunity to discuss HPV vaccination.
The sample size was small (n20); however, data saturation was achieved, indicating that the sample was adequate for addressing our research question.
Standing back from these institutional discussions, it's debatable whether the climate change negotiations are an adequate venue for addressing the underlying issue.
It is not clear that the Plebiscitary Theory's state viability criterion provides adequate resources for addressing this problem.
Current systems such as manufacturing execution systems (MES), supply chain management (SCM) systems and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems do not provide adequate facilities for addressing this problem.
In our work, power cut-offs are not regarded as an adequate indicator for addressing energy poverty because this parameter is influenced also by other factors than energy affordability.
The Clinton campaign has yet to formulate an adequate strategy for addressing these issues to the satisfaction of Sanders and his base.
