The phrase "adequate for the first" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for an initial stage or item.
Example: "The budget allocated for the project is adequate for the first phase of development."
Alternatives: "sufficient for the initial" or "satisfactory for the first".
While planar parallax does not completely describe the geometry of the light field, it is adequate for the first two applications which, it turns out, do not depend on having a metric calibration of the light field.
The main text (Bittinger et al., 2006) is adequate for the first term as it now is defined.
Our hypothesis was that clonidine alone or combined with 0.2% ropivacaine could produce a long lasting block after foot and ankle surgery, adequate for the first postoperative day.
Mothers' lactation can be affected by malnutrition, with risks that exclusive breastfeeding may not be adequate for the first 6 months of life (14).
We have since been informed by the author of the published manuscript that although generation of allocation sequence was adequate for the first participant, alternation was used for subsequent participants.
Although the accuracy of cardiac output measured by the PulseCO system remained adequate for the first four hours of the study it is important to recognize that in individual patients the accuracy over time varied considerably [Figure 3] with a tendency for the percentage errors to increase [Figure 3].
Soft modeling means an approach where no strong assumptions (with respect to the distributions, the sample size and the measurement scale) are required [ 27], and we therefore conclude that our sample size is adequate for the second order PLSPM analysis.
At around one quarter of the entire video length has proven to be an adequate time for the first interactive question.
According to what I have read, the FDIC suggests that it will require buyers of troubled banks to demonstrate adequate capital for the first three years going in and to maintain a Tier 1 ratio of at least 15%.
The PulseCO tracked the changes in cardiac output with adequate accuracy for the first four hours with percentage errors being 20%, 24%and25%5%and25%
However, as the incidence of FLAIR hyperintensities is known to increase over time 6, 8, 15, the rate of about one-fourth observed in the present study might represent an adequate proportion for the first 3 h.
