The phrase "adequate for the analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for conducting an analysis.
Example: "The data collected from the survey was adequate for the analysis, allowing us to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "sufficient for the analysis" or "suitable for the analysis".
We found that the resulting stringency of this approach is not adequate for the analysis of published gene expression signatures [35].
Although the method used for this study was adequate for the analysis reported here, its development is not complete.
Our paradigm was, however, adequate for the analysis of brain connectivity in the context of movement sequences, which was the primary focus of our study.
The calculated KMO was 0.92 and the Bartlett's test of sphericity was significant (P < 0.0001) showing that the sample size was adequate for the analysis.
The power analysis demonstrated that the sample size (n=100) had an acceptable level of power (0.89) and was deemed adequate for the analysis.
Several limitations to the study should be noted: firstly, the response rate of 40% was only modest however the size of the sample was adequate for the analysis.
This analysis was not done for the FAD because our sample size (N = 281 for subjects aged > 12 years) was not considered adequate for this analysis, since the FAD has 53 items.
Fluorescence microscopy is known as an adequate tool for the analysis of DNA monolayers on thin film surfaces as well as on nanowires [9, 19].
The sample size has been adjusted to preserve adequate power for the analysis of the sub-grouping interaction effect [ 45].
Hence, larger samples are required to obtain adequate data for the analysis of predictors and consequences of these outcomes.
Both adults and children contributed intracranial tumours to this cohort (to ensure adequate numbers for the analysis), but all spinal tumours in this analysis were from adults (only one spinal tumour in the series was from a child).
