The phrase "adequate interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of interaction that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The project requires adequate interaction between team members to ensure effective communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "sufficient engagement" or "appropriate communication".
An adequate interaction of osteoblasts-like cells and preosteoblasts-like cells with all these scaffolds was observed.
The cement has an adequate interaction with dentin, because of the close relationship between the calcium ions of the dentin with the fixing agent of the cement.
This sample showed a high Ce3+/Ce4+ ratio, an adequate interaction Ni-support and an average Ni diameter around 28 nm.
However, during the second phase an adequate interaction between the teacher and the learners in entire search space are not guaranteed and the algorithm may be trapped in local optima.
In most of the industries, classical reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) is employed to decide the maintenance strategies using reliability data without having adequate interaction with the design and operational systems.
Achieving this objective requires adequate interaction between the patient and the respirator and the avoidance of asynchrony.
Additionally, cross-links prevent solvent molecules from establishing adequate interactions with the polymer thus preventing the molecules to be carried off into solution [30].
The adequate interactions between the GO/rGO fillers with NBR and EPDM caused the tanδ peak height of the gums to depress during the dynamic deformation.
Our findings indicate that it is imperative to design the structure of the conducting polymer to have adequate interactions with the PNP for achieving strikingly enhanced PCE.
In this study, diverse types of interaction that occur between the user and touch-screen were researched, and adequate interactions for smart-phone game contents were extracted and analyzed.
When there is no adequate interactions information, dose- or response-additive models are recommended" (U.S. EPA 2000).
