The phrase "adequate gauge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a measurement or assessment that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose.
Example: "The survey provided an adequate gauge of customer satisfaction with our services."
Alternatives: "sufficient measure" or "appropriate indicator".
(c) Proliferation of ovalbumin-specific T cells stimulated in the presence of antigen-loaded macrophages, used to gauge adequate macrophage antigen processing and presentation.
While international organizations have proposed some reforms, they too lack incentives to employ adequate measures that gauge access, quality and affordability of drinking water and sanitation services.
The potential influence of this innovation is a feedback loop to the prescribing nephrologist which enables them to better gauge the adequate dialysis dose.
The spill in the Giampiccolo basement occurred when the gas lines were tested for adequate pressure using a portable gauge called a manometer -- a standard check that is mandated throughout the country.
An adequate spatial distribution of hydrological gauging stations presents a lot of interest in linkage with the river regime characterization, water infrastructures design, water resources management and ecological survey.
The top part of the tube beneath the cap was cut, and the cap of the tube was punctured by using a 26-gauge needle for adequate air exchange.
Four holes in the Parafilm that were equally spaced apart, were made using a 26-gauge needle to ensure adequate air circulation.
How to gauge if one is receiving adequate care?
CMHC assesses many things to gauge affordability, including how accessible "adequate housing" is to most people, meaning homes with costs of less than 30percentt of household income, with enough bedrooms for the number of people who will live there.
The accuracy is also adequate as the FBGs and the conventional strain gauges had similar results in three directions, under tension and under compression.
