The phrase "adequate for estimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for making an estimate or assessment.
Example: "The sample size is adequate for estimation of the population mean."
Alternatives: "sufficient for estimating" or "appropriate for assessment of".
In the absence of adequate information for estimation of a hazard ratio, all efforts were made to contact the authors to obtain sufficient information, as described below.
Thus, we considered our sample size (N = 302) adequate for the estimation of difficulty and discrimination of TDE-II items.
These kinds of applications are adequate for estimation, monitoring, fault detection and diagnosis in distributed parameter systems.
In addition, the same investigators evaluated the adequate procurement of transthoracic echocardiographic windows for estimation of the stroke volume.
For estimation of LD by D' and Dvol with sufficient precision, a sample size of at least 400 is required, whereas for r2 a minimum sample of 75 is adequate.
Plasma was separated for estimation of glucose.
We optimized order and timing of our experimental design for adequate estimation of message- and probability-related responses [66], by randomly generating 5000 sequences of trials and choosing the best sequence based on a statistical efficiency criterion.
For adequate estimation of the copy number of the samples, multiple pairs of primers specific to either mtDNA or nuclear genome were utilized in the Syber Green assays.
Nevertheless, these values should be interpreted with caution as larger samples are typically required for adequate estimation of test-retest statistics.
In addition, the length of follow-up measurements should allow for adequate estimation of the potential longitudinal effects of mobilization/manipulation during the post-acute injury period on re-injury rate.
