The phrase "adequate for studying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is sufficient or suitable for the purpose of studying.
Example: "The library provides a quiet environment that is adequate for studying."
Alternatives: "suitable for studying" or "sufficient for studying."
A nanosecond (ns; 1 ns = 10 9 second) flash is adequate for studying almost any purely chemical reaction where there is a change in chemical identity.
This paper reports the development and testing of a research coflow burner that generates laminar flames in a hot and diluted environment, which is adequate for studying the operating conditions found in practical combustors that use flue gas recirculation techniques.
This idealization is consistent with the building model used and appears adequate for studying the effects of pounding on the overall structural response for the pounding cases under examination.
This length scale is adequate for studying molecular transport across the NE, from about 200 nm to microns and in a time scale from microseconds to several minutes.
Therefore, our luciferase couplet will be adequate for studying cells implanted subcutaneously or in the mammary fat pad for breast cancer research.
Fine-grained ODE models of intracellular pathways controlling immune cell differentiation are adequate for studying mechanisms of cell differentiation.
Levine and Rubinstein determined that self-employment status alone does not provide an adequate measure for studying entrepreneurs.
Instead of reading theology straight away, he chose to equip himself with an adequate background for studying the Bible by reading oriental languages.
The objective of the present study was to establish an adequate method for studying the probiotic potential of Saccharomyces and non-Saccharomyces strains isolated from food ecosystems.
Adequate methodologies for studying power system dynamics and control, like the present one, on the active power balance control, are of especial relevance for the future power systems.
General practice therefore provides adequate information for studying consultation behaviour in families.
