The phrase "adequate for the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary requirements or standards for a specific situation or scenario.
Example: "The evidence presented was deemed adequate for the case, leading to a favorable verdict."
Alternatives: "sufficient for the situation" or "appropriate for the matter".
On our SP case feedback form, we routinely question students on whether or not they had adequate time for the case.
In [1] interface conditions more general than no-slip have been examined, but (5) is adequate for the present case.
From them, the RSSI is the least adequate for the UWB case, since it does not profit from the fine space-time resolution of UWB signals and requires a site-specific path loss model.
Such a limitation is adequate for preliminary rabbit experiments in which an eye coupling device is easily used [ 44], but for monitoring glucose through the anterior chamber in humans, a coupling device is not desired and thus the model is not adequate for this case.
As an outcome, the RR/CMc/SCNDP and the RR/CMc/SCNDPs formulations are adequate mathematical formulations for the case study.
Weights substantially less than those needed for cubic blocks are adequate in the case of tetrapods in similar storm conditions.
Adequate mental health training for the case manager was found to be a key determinant of effectiveness.
However this is not enough to guarantee that the pseudo-eye diagrams acquire their desired form because, although the amplitude modulation is adequate for both cases, the extinction ratio is low.
A somewhat higher proportion found the information concerning the randomised study 'completely adequate' than was the case for nonrandomised studies, the figures being 93 and 67%, respectively.
The essential differences between hardening and softening ageing processes are described together with the constitutive relations adequate for each case.
