"adequate freedom" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a reasonable or sufficient amount of independence or liberty. For example, "Children should be given adequate freedom to make their own decisions."
Therefore, a method would be needed for functional nanostructure fabrication which combines high efficiency, simplicity, and adequate freedoms of growth manipulations.
In an Islamic system of criminal justice, the accused are innocent until proved guilty, and are entitled to certain rights including access to counsel and an adequate defence, freedom from torture or inhumane treatment, and a fair and speedy trial.
He understood the importance of adequate housing, freedom from hunger, full employment rewarded with living wages.
At the same time, they recognize that patients have a need for and a right to information - for without adequate information, freedom of choice is meaningless.
In three models (Table 3) we used perceptions of having adequate time, freedom of clinical decision-making, and providing high quality of care as the dependent variables.
This, he added, depends on three preconditions: "independence; secure and adequate funding; and freedom from commercial imperatives that conflict with the wider interests of the listening and viewing public".
All gepants were significantly better than placebo at achieving their primary outcome at adequate doses: pain freedom or relief at 2 h.
We analytically demonstrate that a double-defect MPC provides adequate degrees of freedom to design a structure for arbitrary transmittance and Faraday rotation.
"The commission is concerned that structural issues, including laws and policies that violate the right to adequate food and freedom from hunger, remain in place, which could lead to the recurrence of mass starvation.
Women reported less adequate time, clinical freedom, and ability to provide high-quality care.
