The phrase "adequate for assessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or criteria for evaluation or judgment.
Example: "The data collected from the survey is adequate for assessing the overall satisfaction of the participants."
Alternatives: "sufficient for evaluating" or "suitable for measuring".
The results proved that the models used are hardly adequate for assessing the PS and L∗ responses.
Cronbach's alpha values in Table 5 all exceed the value (0.70) generally considered adequate for assessing reliability in empirical research [63].
As such, one might doubt whether the theory is adequate for assessing the rationality of real-world choices, or whether it has any substantial content at all.
An obvious conclusion is that SET alone is not adequate for assessing teaching effectiveness and other aspects of teaching and learning are needed.
Our study shows that at sites with a heterogeneous flow system in the vadose zone a disparity between flux-averaged and volume-averaged concentrations may occur, and sampling of soil water might not be adequate for assessing groundwater concentrations.
From the discussion in Section 4.1, it is evident that the MSE is not adequate for assessing the closeness between two images, it is rather good at assessing the distance between them.
The "eye" is an adequate tool for assessing topological similarities when, due to heterogeneity of the data, metric assessment is not possible.
The significant systemic complexity of the healthcare sector determines the analytical level of research studies and the choice of adequate methods for assessing the efficiency of the healthcare sector.
This study shows that the ARQ is, generally speaking, an adequate instrument for assessing different aspects of resilience in Spanish adolescents.
The correlation matrix of the different properties of stimuli is the most adequate index for assessing the suitability of parametric modelling of fMRI data.
Highly variable multilocus genotypes are particularly suited to analyses of non-equilibrium or bottlenecked populations because they provide adequate variation for assessing recent gene flow and identifying migrants [ 11].
