The phrase "adequate improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a level of progress or enhancement that meets a certain standard or requirement.
Example: "The team has made adequate improvement in their performance over the last quarter, which is encouraging."
Alternatives: "satisfactory progress" or "sufficient enhancement."
These losses in production capacity were not accompanied by an adequate improvement in management and technology.
The drawback of the above approaches is that the estimation of late reverberation is not very accurate, and thus, adequate improvement cannot be achieved.
When trading off some noise reduction in order to preserve ITD cues of the noise component (i.e., setting, shown in right panel of Figure 5), an adequate improvement in SNR of 10 dB on average can still be obtained.
If support leads to an adequate improvement, infants return to their mother.
Similarly, it was the failure of Western medicine to offer a cure or adequate improvement to their condition which prompted people to turn elsewhere for help.
Whether this level of weight loss could lead to adequate improvement in fatty liver and its associated metabolic disorders remains unclear.
In theory, the Commission can recommend sanctions against the EU's two newest member states if they have not made adequate improvements.
Significant and adequate improvements on VAS and HHS were observed for both implants at 12 months post-surgery.
Such an analysis could show the board whether there is adequate academic improvement for the amount of money spent.
It said: "The pace of reform has been high and lacks a long-term vision, an adequate school improvement infrastructure and a clear implementation strategy all stakeholders share".
The sub-grade stiffness as indicated by both in situ tests with LRS 10 and estimated resilient modulus values for a reasonable portion of the highway alignment is adequate; however, improvement of the relatively 'loose' by deep compaction sections will need to be required.
