The phrase "adequate for supporting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for providing support or assistance.
Example: "The funding provided was adequate for supporting the research project throughout its duration."
Alternatives: "sufficient for providing" or "suitable for backing".
It is shown that the computation times are adequate for supporting a PMU-only state estimator.
The last four blocks represent the core of the algorithm and are described in Section 3. The preprocessing steps described in the following are fairly standard and have shown to be adequate for supporting the algorithm.
Designing context-aware systems to support decision making in collaborative e-work, thus, poses a huge challenge because of the inherent difficulty in establishing a shared context of work and users adequate for supporting cohesive collaboration and knowledge sharing among experts across organisational and geographical boundaries.
The selected NLP tools for our work, with minor extensions and customization done, have proven adequate for supporting the NLP tasks of our work.
A study on information about DS provided to pregnant women in Canada based on a content analysis of prenatal screening information pamphlets (educational leaflets) concluded that these pamphlets do not present a comprehensive, balanced portrayal of DS and thus are not adequate for supporting shared decision making [ 27].
"When used safely and at an adequate dose, it has promise for supporting mild to moderate depression, and doesn't carry the side effects".
The lack of adequate evidence supporting their use for managing exacerbations of bronchiectasis is noted in current European guidelines [ 9].
The prevalence of mental illness in students will likely become worse without adequate funding for support.
The authors have called for a campaign to educate the public on the experiences of out-of-home care leavers in Australia, and for the provision of adequate funding for support services.
This evaluation is important because of the increasing numbers of caesarean sections without adequate supporting evidence for their use [ 8].
"Nevertheless, this could be a most effective means to enhance safety standards, and to ensure adequate evidence support for potential dispute resolution," Didi added.
