The phrase "adequate for managing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of resources, skills, or conditions for effective management of a situation or task.
Example: "The budget allocated for the project is adequate for managing the team's needs and ensuring successful completion."
Alternatives: "sufficient for handling" or "suitable for overseeing".
For example, considering every temporal pixel evolution as an independent process (so addressing the per-pixel level), and ignoring information observed at the other pixels (so without performing any per-region/frame reasoning) cannot be adequate for managing the light switch problem.
Based on the final clinical and radiographic outcomes, this technique proved to be adequate for managing a simple diaphyseal femoral fracture in Alagille syndrome.
Furthermore, the use of a limited number of molecular markers is not adequate for managing a large collection of germplasm since the rate of error in classification may be too high compared to whole genome profiling.
They represented an adequate model for managing the complex problems that appeared as a result of the constant demographical increase.
What is not debatable (certainly in hindsight) is that the rating model was not an adequate tool for managing a bond portfolio.
Few said they believe their health care providers offer adequate help for managing their stress.
In such countries, adequate health-care services for managing high-risk pregnancy and delivery are usually available at the referral levels such as regional and national hospitals[ 5, 6].
In conclusion, the COPD-ICP programme aims to equip primary care partners with the adequate knowledge and skills for managing stable patients with COPD and to right-site patients in order to provide excellent and appropriate care while optimising available healthcare resources.
But these improvements seldom happen unless clients and providers implement a process that combines acculturation across organizations, a method for generating ideas, adequate funding and a system for managing change.
The lack of adequate evidence supporting their use for managing exacerbations of bronchiectasis is noted in current European guidelines [ 9].
As such, education, self-control and adequate treatment adherence are key objectives for managing this condition.
