The phrase "adequate for the optimization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for optimization in a specific context, such as in technology, business, or processes.
Example: "The current algorithm is adequate for the optimization of our data processing tasks, but we may need to enhance it for better performance."
Alternatives: "sufficient for the optimization" or "suitable for the optimization".
The results of this simulation study indicate in particular that TAPIRO's MCNPX model is adequate for the optimization of set-ups of perspective neutron irradiation experiments, this allowing cuts in costs and development time.
The experimental removal efficiencies for COD were 82.23 ± 1.23, 92.96 ± 1.47 and 96.58 ± 1.04% in three experiments based on optimum condition, corresponding well to the predicted efficiencies, that approved that the models were adequate for the optimization of variables.
This indicates that the most adequate α value for the optimization may depend on starting conditions.
Transport phenomena through the blanket tritium cycle are complex and involve a large number of physical properties and parameters, many of which have not been determined yet with a level of accuracy adequate for design optimization.
Therefore, efficient CLEAs design for fructosylation depends mainly on the selection of adequate LSs and the optimization of reaction conditions to avoid levan synthesis.
Based on this analysis, we target obtaining the set of feasible allocations in the wireless network, i.e., the capacity region, which results in a set of complex non-linear equations that are not adequate for optimization algorithms.
In all cases, starting points for the optimization were perturbed for each parameter optimization.
Hemodynamic optimization based on tissue perfusion markers is a strategy considered adequate for the management of patients in shock in ICUs.
The luminosity at the four interaction points of the Large Hadron Collider must be continuously monitored in order to provide an adequate tool for the control and optimization of the collision parameters and the beam optics.
It permits to deliver very accurate results at high frequencies at a modest computational cost, and provide an adequate tool for optimization purposes.
Because adequate tissue oxygenation is essential for survival in massively bleeding patients, the first principle of blood resuscitation remains the re-establishment of an adequate blood volume and cardiac output, and the optimization of oxygen-carrying capacity.
