The phrase "adequate for building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for construction or assembly.
Example: "The materials we have gathered are adequate for building a sturdy shelter in the wilderness."
Alternatives: "sufficient for construction" or "suitable for building".
The load-bearing capacity of steel is adequate for buildings many times higher than those made of other materials.
Getting adequate sleep is essential for building the infrastructure and enjoying the bounty of a joyous, serene mental state.
In general, they must also receive adequate incentives and compensation for the new workload, something that is often overlooked and underestimated for building worker motivation and performance.
The error budget reassessment provides adequate information for building guidelines and strategies to effectively improve the navigation accuracies of future deep space missions.
Fan undercuts the function of the barbell as an object used in weightlifting by making the sculpture out of a material that's too light and limp to provide adequate resistance for building muscle.
Included under this broad umbrella are the regulation of fluid and electrolytes, the maintenance of plasma protein levels adequate for the building and repair of cells, and control of the amounts of sugar (glucose) and fats (lipids) in the blood so as to provide sufficient amounts for all the energy-producing activities of the cells.
Conventional solar radiation models based on costly Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) data are only adequate for existing buildings, not for future construction areas.
The future likelihood of saturated conditions in masonry building fabrics is increased by the consequences of climatic changes, enhancing the need of selecting adequate solutions for buildings retrofitting.
Other essential actions are the improvement of livelihood conditions, the negotiation of an adequate design for buildings and public spaces, as well as preparation, education, and training about climate-related issues (Alexander et al. 2012).
What price the allegiance sworn to the need for urban renaissance across Britain, for adequate building on brown field sites, for awareness of increased flooding due to climate change and for the reduction in regional inequalities?
