The phrase "adequate however" is not correct as it stands and may lead to confusion in written English.
It can be used when contrasting two ideas, but it typically requires additional context or restructuring for clarity.
Example: "The results were adequate; however, they did not meet our expectations for quality."
Alternatives: "sufficient nonetheless" or "acceptable yet".
Shostak recognised that the current way councils cajole private developers to provide limited infrastructure wasn't adequate, however.
But he said the British system, in which government ministers authorise covert surveillance operations and MPs look into cases of abuse "ex post facto" is "not adequate," however.
The obtained film fatigue endurance stress of the investigated coating can be considered as adequate however the coating adhesion is assessed as poor.
Small strain stress-strain relations are adequate; however, for accurate determination of the displacements, geometric non-linearity needs to be considered.
It is really debatable what is fair or adequate, however, as one might argue that early childhood teachers should earn even more than primary and secondary school teachers because they are nurturing younger children and carrying more responsibilities.
The secular tradition in ethics derived from the pagan and atheistical philosophers of the pre-Christian era does not seem adequate, however, to the problems of the mass societies of the industrial and post-industrial era.
Without adequate funding, however, these laudable initiatives lack teeth.
Unless colleges are given adequate support, however, the great strides we could make in developing British industry and tackling unemployment will be lost.
None of his experiences in seven years at Acas was adequate preparation, however, for taking over the Labour party headquarters in Walworth Road in 1982.
Given adequate justification, however, DHS may adjudicate an "in country" refugee application when requested by a U.S. Ambassador with the concurrence of PRM/A and DHS/USCIS in Washington.
In areas without adequate lighting, however, a lack of nighttime visibility often goes hand in hand with increased rates of criminal activity.
