The phrase "adequate in this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets a certain standard or requirement in a specific context.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate in this situation, allowing us to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "sufficient for this" or "satisfactory in this context".
Asked if that would be adequate in this case, Mr. Holder said: "We will obviously have to determine what the magnitude of the loss actually is.
Therefore, it was concluded that a single preoperative dose of prophylactic antibiotics is adequate in this clinical setting.
The authors concluded that the thread design of the standard pin was adequate in this clinical setting.
Coefficients of determination (R 2) values for endogenous variables are found adequate in this study (i.e., above the 10% level) (Falk and Miller, 1992).
In this last section we will outline some of the basic issues and results on the question whether derivability and model-theoretic validity are adequate in this sense.
It is shown that these spurious modes disappear when a refined Cartesian grid is used (26 points per wavelength of the vortex shedding were found to be adequate in this study).
Although the conventional rules of thumb usually adopted by the insurance industry for damage assessment may be adequate in normal circumstances, this is not feasible for rare incidents for which there is very little reference material.
Fortunately, Campbell and others recognized what has been illustrated in the present study - that matching and statistical controls are only partially adequate in correcting for this confound - leaving residual confounding, which Campbell called the under-adjustment bias[ 44, 65].
At the same time, CSR has become a proxy for social licence to operate and not allocating adequate resources in this area is seen as a risk.
If he couldn't maintain an adequate glide in this part of the flight, he had an escape: he could pull his parachute and land on the plateau.
It did not change Nomura's BBB+ rating, but advised the bank to reduce expenses "to an adequate level in this severe business environment, as a substantial recovery in earnings is unlikely".
