The phrase "adequate functioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of performance or operation that is satisfactory or acceptable, often in contexts related to systems, processes, or individuals.
Example: "The device is designed for adequate functioning in various environmental conditions, ensuring reliability and efficiency."
Alternatives: "satisfactory operation" or "sufficient performance."
Only two items of the mental health and functionality domain did not comply with the requirements for adequate functioning of rating scale categories.
The provision of ecosystem services (ES) relies upon the adequate functioning of multifunctional ecosystems and landscapes.
The adequate functioning of part of the functions assessed by TLN-C may be considered prerequisites for an individual to produce adequate answers on the WISC-III (exceptions being Reading, Writing and Mathematical Reasoning).
The identification of the four safety management paradigms with the four analytical functional perspectives of the action frame of reference is also justified by the fact that road traffic can be interpreted as a system of human interaction in which safety is a prerequisite of its adequate functioning.
However, because their current system resources are sufficient for adequate functioning, they need longer to consolidate the skill in which they were trained [33], [39], [42].
EF is essential for adequate functioning in two main domains: inhibition and meta-cognition.
It is known that, because of the slow course of aging, the nervous system can compensate and maintain adequate function even in centenarians.
Furthermore, a normal thyroid status is necessary for an adequate function of the gastrointestinal tract [13].
The reconstructive goal is to provide wound healing, adequate function, and acceptable appearance.
The aims and principles of central facial reconstruction are to achieve adequate function and esthetics.
However, current engineered tissues have simultaneously no realistic structures and no adequate functions.
