The phrase "adequate for power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary requirements or standards for power, such as in engineering or energy contexts.
Example: "The generator is adequate for power needs during peak usage times."
Alternatives: "sufficient for power" or "suitable for power".
The proposal of monthly and seasonal reference flows to grant the multiple right of water use may be the most adequate for power generation, since it presents the inherent characteristics of the flows of each month and per period, respectively.
The proposal of monthly and seasonal reference flows to grant the multiple right of use of water may be the most adequate for power generation, because it presents the inherent characteristics of the flows of each month and per period, respectively.
If we consider the difference in means observed for the pilot data (m1-m0 = 0.554) then 48+48 = 96 subjects are adequate for 80% power and a total of 64+64 = 128 are required for 90% power (refer to following table).
Last year, President Obama offered billions of dollars in grants to modernize the grid in the United States, but it is not clear that such a piecemeal effort will be adequate for renewable power.
The continuous input current and high voltage gain is adequate for the power conditioning in fuel cell systems.
We then provide evidence that a two dimensional model is already adequate for describing power law statistics of avalanches and fractal character of dislocation patterning.
Even if a place can be found to place windmills where there is no local opposition, there is disagreement over whether the state's power grid is adequate for transmitting such power downstate.
The largest sample size from the three estimates was required for adequate power for all criteria and therefore, 240 patients per treatment group were required.
It would have been biologically plausible and worth investigating to assess the association between PCBs and TTP stratified by age at first PCB exposure; however, with a limited number of subjects, this would lead to small sample size in each stratification, thus not allowing for adequate power for testing the hypothesis of this study.
Our study was designed with the intention of avoiding biases, especially those from sample size for adequate power and adjustments for confounding factors.
Second, a small sample size will allow for adequate power to assess for an early overall survival difference, quality of life, and to evaluate toxicity in the SABR arm.
