The phrase "adequate his" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate his needs."
Alternatives: "sufficient for his" or "satisfactory to his".
"I haven't been, but isn't there great inequality in America and England too?" he asks.Mr Lei declares himself pleased with the past decade's reduction in rural taxation; not too bothered by moderately rising prices of goods; and somewhat concerned that, although his basic health care is adequate, his coverage would not suffice if he were to suffer a severe illness or injury.
Killie boss Gary Locke clearly left his side in no doubt that their first-half display was not adequate, his team back out on the pitch a few minutes before the re-start.
His singing was adequate but his dancing on "I'm Just Wild About Harry" and "Everybody Step" was electric.
"For all Roth's playfulness – a heavy-handed playfulness at the best of times – he never doubts the validity of what he is doing or his ability to find a language adequate to his needs.
My father lived independently in another city and shared only what he deemed suitable and adequate with his daughters, in part to ensure his continued free access to the evermore confusing world around him.
But Copernicus was rightly concerned that his observations and mathematical proofs should be adequate to his task, and like all scholars he needed a colleague who could evaluate them.
As he wrote in his "Christian Discourses" of this, the one sheltering interior adequate to his very public misery, "Here in God's house, everything is so still, so safe".
Historian Mark C. Bartusis argues that Manuel (and his father as well) tried to rebuild a national army, but his reforms were adequate for neither his ambitions nor his needs; the defeat at Myriokephalon underscored the fundamental weakness of his policies.
Werner Herzog may lack heroes, nowadays, who seem adequate to his fierce capacity for wonder.
At Dacca, Kahn achieved a commission adequate to his yearnings for monumentality.
He must have concluded that the new President has a gift for language that is more than adequate for his needs.
