The phrase "adequate for her" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that meets the needs or requirements of a female individual.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate for her to complete the project successfully."
Alternatives: "sufficient for her" or "satisfactory for her".
But she also said that the City Opera stage had been adequate for her.
The stipend she receives from the Peace Corps is more than adequate for her needs.
Cabrera concedes that she needs to improve her English, but believes her skills are adequate for her to take part in council business.
Zealous therefore received an armament of 7 inches guns, which were deemed adequate for her expected service activity, and which, indeed, she retained for the whole of her active career.
Otherwise, the gross and fine motor abilities were adequate for her age.
Her daily insulin dose ranges between 0.6 and 0.8 units/kg per day, but metabolic control of diabetes is still not satisfactory (median HbA1c level equaled 8.1% (65.0 mmol/mol)), whereas psychomotor development was adequate for her age.
Ms. Mitchell recalls a Nightingale senior who yearned to go to the University of Pennsylvania, and although she had SAT scores that were adequate for Penn, her grades were not outstanding.
Ms. Spiro is perfectly adequate, but for her to have a chance to be memorable this show will need the courage to slow its pace.
And she accuses Mr. Musharraf's supporters of doing little to provide adequate security for her return to the country in the fall of 2007, accusations that would be revived by her supporters in the wake of her assassination.
Under the hot sun, far from family and friends, she spends the whole day clearing irrigation canals alongside her two labourers to ensure adequate water for her rice beds.
Partly because of her slightly chilly, uptight manner, as leader of the Commons Mrs Beckett has never received adequate appreciation for her role in holding both wings of the Labour party together.
