The phrase "adequate for the taking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is sufficient or suitable for being taken or acquired, often in a context where something is available for use or capture.
Example: "The resources in the area are adequate for the taking, making it an ideal location for the new project."
Alternatives: "sufficient for the taking" or "suitable for the taking".
Companies from the pre-digital age still believe that focus groups, public meetings, stakeholder panels and the occasional online or instore survey are adequate for taking the pulse of their customers and investors.
Videocassette is adequate for taking in the glossy tribulations of Bill and Alice Harford Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidmann) after Alice riles Bill with a tale of her lust for another man and sends him reeling into the night on a round of his own explorations.
The intervention period was 4 weeks because previous studies have shown that this duration is adequate for the dose response to take effect [ 7, 10].
In addition, should we want to hit an enemy without destroying its society, the 311 weapons would be adequate for taking out a wide range of "hardened targets" like missile silos or command-and-control bunkers.
After Adelphia failed to secure a loan adequate for taking itself private, Huff says he lined up $8.6 billion from Deutsche Bank.
The completely automated method was performed analogously to the partly automated method (Fig. 3) described before with some adaptations: Since no adequate vial for taking up the diluted sample (5 ml) was available, a part of the dilution was done in the autosampler syringe before injection into the SPE cartridge.
By contrast, stable democracy requires that the units of decision-making should be functionally adequate for the decisions that they take.
The fact that it may be possible for the owners of these interests to effectively control disposition upon death through complex inter vivos transactions such as revocable trusts is simply not an adequate substitute for the rights taken, given the nature of the property.
That supply would ideally be adequate for the hottest expected days, even taking into consideration failures of generators or transmission lines, with a blackout occurring only once in 10 years.
Technologies need to be seen as feasible and adequate for actors to take interest in them.
