The phrase "adequate for completing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or satisfactory for the purpose of finishing a task or project.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate for completing the project on time."
Alternatives: "sufficient for finishing" or "enough to complete".
In addition to the fear of having blood drawn, this may be because there were not adequate resources available for completing the blood group-screening.
Therefore, the reaction was carried out at 60°C for 15 min, which was adequate for complete color development.
Bearings are designed, so that the operating minimum film thickness is adequate for complete separation of the surfaces.
Based on these reports we assume that the lavage method that we use to achieve hemostasis is not adequate for complete tumour cell lysis.
A catalyzation time of more than 20 min was essential to induce a conventional catalyzation reaction adequate for complete Ni P coverage, whereas catalyst nuclei induced by Sc-CO2 catalyzation of only 5 min were well deposited on all parts of the substrate.
Pavilack and Frueh suggested that thorough curettage without punctoplasty could be adequate for complete curettage [ 6].
PCR without restriction digestion was inferior to PCR-RFLP and SNPs for genome discrimination of the viruses examined, although in additional analyses of bacterial genomes, PCR without digestion was adequate for complete genome discrimination (unpublished).
The default installation of the i2b2 hive contains metadata for all of the above types of data elements, and was adequate for successfully completing many of the data requests in the sample, without requiring extensive modifications to these metadata.
Instructions to patients for completing the questionnaire and selecting response options are adequate.
The 'boiling method' employed to sterilize glass syringes in most of the health facilities is in-adequate for complete sterilization.
