The phrase "adequate guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a resource or reference that provides sufficient information or direction on a particular subject.
Example: "The manual serves as an adequate guide for new users to understand the software's features."
Alternatives: "sufficient reference" or "satisfactory resource".
If you arrange your trip in Cachora, your mule driver will be an adequate guide.
But just as we recognize that nature doesn't provide an adequate guide for human social conduct, isn't it anthropocentric to assume that our moral system offers an adequate guide for nature?
Without a standardized comparison, potential software users lack an adequate guide for selecting tools that best suit their data.
Given this, it is not expected that asymptotic theory would necessarily provide an adequate guide to finite sample performance when T/N is "small".
The Golden Globe nominations serve as an adequate guide, partly because the HFPA's 83 voting members don't labour under a moral imperative to make outré selections like some of the critics groups, and partly because they cover virtually all the likely best picture and lead acting contenders through their two separate contests (for dramatic and musical/comedy categories).
A concurring justice expressed reservation that the issues of proximate cause, foreseeability, and remoteness could "alone provide an adequate guide for distinguishing, on a normative, pre-event basis, between the classes of cases in which recovery will be allowed and those in which it will not". Id. at 1035 (Garwood, J., concurring).
'Nothing of Darwin's central logic has faded or fully capsized, but his theory has been transformed, along his original lines, into something far different, far richer, and far more adequate to guide our understanding of nature,' he now claims without a hint of irony in The Structure of Evolutionary Theory.
This includes target risk assessment, biomarker evaluation and predictivity grading both for efficacy and toxicity, early human trial design adequate to guide stop/go decisions on grounds of biomarker panels, and biostatistical methods to analyze multiple readout situations and quantify risk projections.
Rawls does not propose the primary goods approach as adequate to guide us in figuring out what egalitarianism requires by way of compensation for those with serious personal talent deficits.
Because the development of coagulopathy is relatively infrequent in the young, otherwise healthy, military population, the routine screening measures currently used are adequate to guide initial blood product administration.
