The phrase "adequate forest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forest that meets certain necessary conditions or standards, such as size, health, or biodiversity.
Example: "The conservation project aims to restore an adequate forest that can support local wildlife and provide recreational opportunities for the community."
Alternatives: "sufficient forest" or "satisfactory forest".
Therefore, our results certainly underline the necessity of adequate forest management applications across the city.
Alam and others demonstratedthat there is adequate forest harvest residue and underutilized wood biomassfeedstock available in Northwestern Ontario to meet the demand [13].
Alam and others demonstrated that there is adequate forest harvest residue and underutilized wood biomass feedstock available in Northwestern Ontario to meet the demand [42].
However, they are among the least studied forest ecosystems hampering sustainable forest management and adequate forest policy (Blackie et al. 2014).
Overall, the broad-scale rehabilitation outlook for North Stradbroke Island appears promising, whereby an adequate forest composition consisting of desired native vegetation has been achieved across most sites over a relatively short time.
The general rehabilitation outlook appeared promising, whereby an adequate forest composition and suitable levels of native biodiversity (consisting of mixed-eucalypt communities) were achieved across the majority of rehabilitated sites over a relatively short time.
However, the Hungarian Great Plain is also the place where recent climate and surface soil moisture conditions are generally not adequate for forests; therefore, most forest ecosystems can survive only by utilising subsurface water surplus from shallow groundwater.
The remaining 25percentt (480 000 m3) will come from the harvest of 16 000 ha annually of broadleaf forests with an assumed average yearly yield of 30 m3/ha resulting from the increased number of species to be used by the industry for the local and international market and based on an adequate sustainable forest management.
The depletion of many forests, especially in the tropics, makes uncertain the provision of an adequate wood supply to satisfy the anticipated need.
Based on the asymptotic pattern of species accumulation in the plots (Supplementary Figure S1), we concluded that the sample was reasonably adequate to describe forest composition; the estimated number of species in the sampled forests is 112-127 using first- and second-order jackknife estimates [59].
Currently used hydraulics of agricultural tractors is not entirely adequate for controlling forest cranes.
