The phrase "adequate for this type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when assessing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for a specific category or type.
Example: "The software's performance is adequate for this type of application, ensuring smooth user experience."
Alternatives: "suitable for this category" or "sufficient for this kind".
The requirements of real text messaging are not high, as 28 Kbps can be adequate for this type of application [11].
The reported weather conditions at the airport were adequate for this type of approach, but visibility was irregular and deteriorating rapidly.
A complex system is not adequate for this type of low-frequency user.
In some cases it has been possible to successfully classify poorly differentiated tumors using the expression profiles of these microARNs while the mRNA profiles, from the same samples, were not adequate for this type of classification.
While this sample size would routinely be seen as adequate for this type of qualitative research, incorporating the opinions from a wider spectrum of people may have generated more themes.
It is often assumed that sample sizes of six to ten individuals are adequate for this type of analysis, but studies based on such sample sizes are often underpowered (see e.g. Speakman, 2010).
The SBSE procedure developed shows detection limits, and linear ranges adequate for analysing this type of compounds.
The SBSE procedure developed shows detection limits and linear ranges adequate for analysing this type of compound, giving recoveries close to 100%.
Even where informed consent is required, Javitt says, the human-subject paradigm is not an adequate one for this type of research.
There were no dropouts in this study, possibly as a result of the patients' high motivation for treatment and an adequate selection for this type of trauma treatment.
The NV3 packs a 7.2MP punch that I found to be more than adequate for the types of shots I expected to use it for.
