The phrase "adequate instrumentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of tools or equipment for a specific purpose, often in technical or scientific fields.
Example: "The study was successful due to the adequate instrumentation used to collect data during the experiments."
Alternatives: "sufficient tools" or "appropriate equipment".
Finally, suggestions for adequate instrumentation and a framework for undertaking bond-slip behaviour extraction through inverse analysis are presented.
There are also alternate inductor selection methods; one of the most popular methods is utilized by those devoid of the recommended inductor kit, time or adequate instrumentation.
Methods of extracting bond-slip behaviour from test data are critically reviewed, and importantly it is shown through numerical examples that without adequate instrumentation it is not possible to reliably extract this behaviour from standard pull-tests.
The numerous studies reporting IMSI must report whether adequate instrumentation was used as any aberrations seen at 5000× or 6600× may represent artefacts and not real structures.
Until randomised placebo controlled clinical trials are performed with adequate power and using adequate instrumentation guidance for therapy in clinical practice will remain based on sub-optimal evidence and this conundrum will remain unresolved.
Satisfactory operation of a centralized recirculatory lubrication system requires adequate control and instrumentation to ensure continuous delivery of the correct volume of clean oil at the design pressure and temperature.
The data are input from sensors into automate systems using virtual instrumentation and adequate drivers.
An adequate screw positioning after posterior instrumentation was checked and documented via fluoroscopy.
These measures and approaches have demonstrated that it is possible to design respondent-defined HRQL instrumentation that possesses adequate psychometric properties.
It has been argued that voltammetric techniques have found widespread use due to their high sensitivity, adequate selectivity, and ready availability of instrumentation [3].
By the time these patients are symptomatic and require surgical intervention, these vacuum discs with low intervertebral height have passed the unstable stage, so posterior instrumentation and PLF are adequate for them.
