The phrase "adequate forces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing military, organizational, or resource-related matters where a sufficient level of strength or capability is required.
Example: "The mission was successful due to the deployment of adequate forces to secure the area."
Alternatives: "sufficient resources" or "appropriate manpower".
Kościuszko was unable to concentrate adequate forces in time, and he suffered his greatest defeat at Maciejowice, where he was wounded and taken prisoner.
The offensive in Marja is intended as a showcase where the strategy can work, and the coalition says it has adequate forces now to do that.
While the arrangement led to future decades of fireside tales about daring, lightning strikes by Confederate cavalry veterans, it also stripped Pemberton of adequate forces for reconnaissance.
But the other point that all the planners made from the very beginning was that without adequate forces after victory you cannot prevent the inevitable reactions to a war, which includes looting and everything like that.
"We do not have adequate forces to carry out our missions" if operations in Afghanistan "continue at their recent past and current pace," said Admiral Blair, who recently retired from his command.
At the time, the United States lacked both the appropriate strategy and adequate forces to respond effectively to these challenges, a situation that was eventually corrected by President George W. Bush's courageous troop surge in 2007.
PREMIER FOR STRONG ARMY He Promises to Maintain an Adequate Force, Newly Armed, While Decreasing Divisions.
To achieve this, an adequate force field and proper termination strategies are necessary.
They stick to the safer ground of figuring an adequate force to handle very specific, immediate assignments.
They have difficulty in initiating movements, including walking, and they cannot put adequate force into fast movements.
The threat became so severe that drilling was temporarily suspended "while KBR and the Army Corps of Engineers worked to address the lack of adequate force protection," Ms. Norcross said.
