The phrase "adequate habits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe habits that are sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "To maintain a healthy lifestyle, it's important to develop adequate habits such as regular exercise and balanced nutrition."
Alternatives: "sufficient habits" or "acceptable habits".
Mental health is fostered by activities and skills including: good nutrition, exercise, adequate sleep habits, meditation, yoga, cognitive behavior therapy, collaborative problem solving, stress reduction techniques, reflective discussion, and expressive art groups.
In addition, a healthy lifestyle, adequate eating habits, and physical activity should be encouraged, while less time should be spent watching TV, working at the computer, and playing video games.
Indeed, it showed that a high level of self-efficacy and social support were key factors for the adoption of physical activity and/or adequate dietary habits (for a review see [ 10]).
The first of these found that more than 37% of women had adequate preventive habits including the taking of calcium supplements and the performance of regular exercise; much of this was attributed to prior health education, knowledge about osteoporosis, bone-mass evaluation offered by healthcare services, and medical advice [ 15].
Self-care of heart failure also requires experience and skill, motivation, confidence, development of habits, adequate functional and cognitive abilities, social support, and access to care, and the goal of implementing adequate self-care is to promote stability, health, well-being, and quality of life [ 8].
Our results did not suggest a unique contribution of habit strength above the inclusion of previous behavior at T3, thus supporting an earlier conclusion by Triandis [ 59] that measures of past behavioral frequency may be an adequate proxy for habits; yet replication of these findings for other behaviors and different time intervals are needed before final conclusions can be drawn.
But his training habits, while adequate, at one time were not exceptional.
According to Ms. Bliss, the author of "Legal, Effective References: How to Give and Get Them," there is plenty of information a former employer can and should legally provide, like whether job performance work behavior and habits were adequate, or how well a candidate functioned as part of a work team.
The pedestrian traffic must be adequate and the lunch habits of the customers must be conducive to eating out.
