The phrase "adequate generating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a generating process or mechanism, such as in technology or resource management.
Example: "The system is capable of adequate generating of power to meet the demands of the facility."
Alternatives: "sufficient generation" or "appropriate generation".
Despite difficulties with electricity supply in Ontario, a new provincial agency, the Ontario Power Authority (OPA), was instructed to 'plan for coal-fired generation in Ontario to be replaced by cleaner sources in the earliest practical time frame that ensures adequate generating capacity and electric system reliability in Ontario' [33].
Bennewitz and Meuwissen [ 16] evaluated QTL mapping results from many studies in pigs for meat quality and carcass traits and concluded that an exponential distribution with rate parameter 5.81 is an adequate "generating mechanism" for the absolute values of the additive effects of QTL.
The aim is to determine time evolutions of the reacting mixture temperature and the feed rate of reactants which not only define a maximal efficiency but also involve an adequate generated heat which can be removed by the cooling system.
More adequate information, generating guidelines on time back to work in general and improving communication between types of physicians, might result in an appropriate advice for every individual patient.
As the time between successive reads on timer1 depends on the speed at which the player presses the buttons, this method was deemed adequate for generating random numbers, particularly as timer1 changes once every 0.25 mSec, whereas the player can press the buttons no faster then once every 20 msec.
However, it is important to emphasize that the sample size of the Shanghai population is appropriate and adequate for generating population genetic estimates [ 58].
In addition, the average pairwise Jukes-Cantor distance (0.8707) was below the threshold of 1.0 [ 31], suggesting that the data were adequate for generating neighbor-joining trees.
Kjaergard and colleagues [ 3] demonstrated that small studies with lower quality significantly exaggerated the intervention effect compared to large trials, while small trials with adequate sequence generating, allocation concealment and blinding did not differ from large trials.
The model is broken down to show that it is consistent and adequate in generating accurate description, systematic explanation, and the production of rational knowledge claims about the workability and integration of complex interventions.
A major difference from the investigations above was the power setting of the mid-IR laser: because of the water-rich nature of tomatoes a setting of 30%% is adequate for generating an ablation plume.
