"adequate instruction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the quality or amount of teaching or guidance given to someone. Here is an example: "The new employee was grateful for the adequate instruction provided by her manager, which helped her quickly adapt to her new role."
Developmental dyslexia is a specific disability in learning to read and spell adequately despite at least normal intelligence, adequate instruction, adequate socio-cultural opportunities, and the absence of sensory defects in vision and hearing [ 1].
The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in New Haven this month and served on the defendants last week, charges the town with failing to provide adequate instruction on the use of the Tasers.
Melinda Patrician, a mother of two in Arlington, Va., said she felt so strongly that her children did not receive adequate instruction at the private driving schools they attended that she researched the best ways to teach them herself to supplement the school.
There seems to be no evidence that UCLA trained any of the trio in what to do in case of a fire, or that Sangji received adequate instruction in how to safely perform the risky procedure that started the blaze.
Since many teachers explicitly question the validity of evolutionary theory in their instruction and most have several misconceptions about evolution, it is plausible that students in their classes are not receiving adequate instruction about evolution.
Many students (in both high school and college) are: 1) not being given adequate instruction in biological evolution; 2) being taught inaccurate conceptions of biological evolution; and 3) being explicitly taught non-science material (e.g., creationism and intelligent design) in their science classes (Bandoli, 2008; Beardsley, 2004; Bowman, 2008; Cavanagh, 2005; Gross, 2006; Wallis, 2005).
Crucial Questions As a hospitalist, Dr. Gordon has had many opportunities to observe the agonies of a bad death — one in which patients failed to leave adequate instructions for how they should be treated when therapy for their disease is no longer helping.
TBLL task design incorporates two key features: 1) a focus on supporting task progression (for example, by providing adequate instructions to the learner so that they can achieve the goal of the task) and 2) a language learning specific focus.
In hepatocytes of this mouse, the human chromosome was recognised by murine transcription factors to dictate accurate gene-expression despite the lack of conservation of certain DNA binding motifs; showing that adequate instructions to direct species-specific transcription must be embedded in the genetic sequence [44].
Furthermore, journals do not always adhere to their written policies, as shown by a survey of 5 leading general medicine journals: despite adequate instructions, 31% of published papers did not mention ethics committee approval and 47% did not mention informed consent [24].
Finally, patients need to be provided with adequate instructions and support after adjustments of treatment.
