The phrase "adequate functionality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of performance or capability that meets the necessary requirements or standards.
Example: "The software was released with adequate functionality to meet the basic needs of users, although further updates were planned for additional features."
Alternatives: "sufficient functionality" or "acceptable performance".
However, since the gesture sensing is the primary focus, a 2-axis accelerometer sampled from Analog Devices provides adequate functionality.
Improving the prediction of the strength is good but not the only concern but the global bone state and its adequate functionality in regards to the fracture.
Some applications of tissue engineering require growing cells within supporting scaffolds to obtain structures with adequate functionality for in vivo implantation.
Along with the fast growing market for wind power generation, a system for quality and safety assurance has been deployed that ensures a consistent approach to safety and adequate functionality in all stages of wind turbine and wind project development, from design to operation and maintenance.
Finally, we should distinguish between the effect of asymmetric and symmetric links in order to provide the adequate functionality to routing protocols.
Exceptions were made for clinics where the CPOE did not provide adequate functionality and there was a risk for patient safety, e.g. intensive care clinics.
Only two items of the mental health and functionality domain did not comply with the requirements for adequate functioning of rating scale categories.
Within this context, we previously designed pH-responsive polyacetalic systems, tert-polymers, where a drug with the adequate diol-functionality was incorporated within the polymer mainchain.
Nonetheless, we believe it is adequate for demonstrating the functionality of the assay as an initial proof-of-concept phase.
An effective system must provide such functionality while maintaining adequate response times.
The results, thus, indicate that the glucose regulation in the 2-OC reflects human glucose homeostasis with adequate insulin response with islet functionality only maintained in co-cultures.
