The phrase "adequate formula" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formula that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "The researchers developed an adequate formula to calculate the required dosage of the medication."
Alternatives: "sufficient formula" or "acceptable formula".
In the absence of an alternative to cow's milk, the management of CMA is based on the use of safe, affordable and nutritionally adequate formulas.
Unfortunately, no adequate chemical formula is available to describe the high-temperature ACPs.
The growth and development of infants that are allergic to cow's milk may be compromised if an adequate substitute formula is not available [ 9- 12].
To keep things in perspective, try the following: Make sure the mother's milk is adequate and if formula is substituted, that it suits the nutritional needs of the infant.
Babies detained in Greece under the terms of the EU-Turkey migration deal are being denied access to adequate supplies of milk formula, refugees and aid workers have alleged.
The result is a dire situation on the Greek islands, where the world's richest continent has contrived to jail babies, and then deny them access to adequate amounts of milk formula.
The budget includes $300 million in additional aid to public schools, virtually all of it to more than 170 districts like Piscataway that spend less than the new school financing formula deems "adequate".
The temperature range corresponding to the Peierls transition temperature estimates T P ≃ 1-15 K [4, 5, 8] and the cases ΔE d/k B T < 1 and ΔE r/k B T < 1, where the Arrhenius formula is adequate, are considered.
All other enzyme kinetics rate laws from the SBO are implemented in SBMLsqueezer as well and appear as an alternative choice whenever the structure and the context of the reaction is adequate for the particular formula.
It was found that all the design formulae achieved adequate reliability index.
