The phrase "adequate improving" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to describe a process of improvement that is sufficient, but the combination of words is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project requires adequate improving to meet the expected standards."
Alternatives: "sufficient enhancement" or "acceptable progress".
In order to achieve the much desired poverty reduction and generate an improvement in farming households' welfare in SW Nigeria, efforts should be intensified in ensuring that farmers have access to adequate improved cassava cuttings at the right time and place.
Access to adequate improved sanitation lags significantly behind at 35percentt.
Faults in the offshore grid challenge the connected converters to provide an adequate response improving the overall fault behavior.
Single classes may be adequate for improving teachers' ability to appropriately engage in stand-alone activities to be performed in a standardized way across all settings.
Our findings highlight the need to improve facility-based maternal and newborn care in Rwanda and suggest that current approaches to workforce training, supervision, and incentives may not be adequate for improving these critical practices.
Human resource related factors that would promote MI include providing ongoing education to the midwives, adequate staffing, improving the welfare of the health workers [ 20], empowering health care providers through precise policies and job descriptions on MI in PMTCT [ 23].
As governor he fought for adequate housing, improved factory laws, proper care of the mentally ill, child welfare, and state parks.
Regular exercise at 45 to 50 percent of one's maximal capacity is adequate to improve one's physiological functioning and overall health.
A threshold value of 2%% air content by mixture volume was considered adequate for improved spread flow and enhanced properties of UHPC mixtures (Wille et al. 2011).
