The phrase "adequate indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing measurements or signs that are sufficient to assess a situation or make a decision.
Example: "The study provided adequate indicators of the program's effectiveness, allowing us to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "sufficient signs" or "appropriate measures".
For these reasons, the need to develop a new methodology able to identify the ports' most adequate indicators was detected.
Experimental results suggest that CH, OH∗, C∗2, and CH∗ are not adequate indicators of local extinction; rather they provide signals of subtle shifts of hydrocarbon consumption among different chemical pathways.
It has two objectives: to define adequate indicators for the thermal performance of buildings during both the cold season and the hot one, and to develop a standard calculation procedure for these indicators.
Definition of adequate indicators (called criteria) and data collection 4.
Some driving forces, such as the extent of land use, are listed in the SIS or can be translated into adequate indicators.
A second assumption is that single sets of selected areas are adequate indicators of incidental representation or the species accumulation index.
Adequate indicator-latent variable loading (typically >0.70) indicated good reliability.
Density and population growth rate were significantly positively correlated, suggesting that density may be an adequate indicator of habitat quality for Rose-breasted Grosbeaks in forested landscapes.
In the present study, we examined whether serum albumin (SA -adjusted GA (SA -adjusted adequate indicator of GAycemic control in patientSAaGAh Cushisg's syndrome.
The customer's level of satisfaction with a product is an adequate indicator for customer loyalty, but is seen as not fully sufficient.
We found that the unsteady extinction point is much higher than the steady extinction point and OH radical is a more adequate indicator of extinction than temperature, especially for turbulent and unsteady flames.
