The phrase "adequate fuel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of fuel for a particular purpose, such as in vehicles, machinery, or energy production.
Example: "Before embarking on the long journey, we need to ensure that we have adequate fuel to reach our destination without any stops."
Alternatives: "sufficient fuel" or "ample fuel".
The government can no longer pay creditors, buy adequate fuel or supply medicines to hospitals.
At 19 of them, there was no strategy to ensure an adequate fuel supply for backup generators.
Water alone rarely can quench this kind of fire, which will burn as long as there is adequate fuel and oxygen and as long as heat cannot escape, fire experts said.
That ceiling was lifted, however, in return for a pledge by Repsol YPF of Spain, the Royal Dutch/Shell Group and other producers to assure an adequate fuel supply at current prices throughout the coming winter in the Southern Hemisphere.
THE Bush arsenal includes pointing out that a proliferation of "green tape" has made blocking energy projects on environmental grounds too easy, and that it has cost the nation an adequate fuel supply.
She was responsible for making sure pilots had adequate fuel and water for their flight missions.
The large estimated influence of El Niño on mortality related to LFS implies that the burden may change in the future if climate change modifies the El Niño Southern Oscillation or drier conditions occur in places with adequate fuels and ignition sources.
It ought not to be risky or disruptive to US foreign policy to say that Israel has an unconditional obligation under the Fourth Geneva Convention to lift its lethal, months-old blockade preventing adequate food, fuel, surgical supplies, medications and other basic necessities from reaching Gaza.
Despite the introduction in the Spaniard market of several flexifuel models, by the end of 2008 still persists the problems of adequate E85 fueling infrastructure, as only 10 gas stations were selling E85 fuel to the public in the entire country.
Poverty is likely to concentrate risk factors for TB and limit access to adequate care, fueling transmission.
The orphanage lacked stoves, fuel, adequate bedding, decent food, and any stable source of income.
