The phrase "adequate language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe language that is sufficient or acceptable for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "In order to communicate effectively with the audience, it is important to use adequate language that is clear and understandable."
Alternatives: "sufficient language" or "appropriate language".
Perhaps inevitably, Kristensen frequently struggles to find adequate language to describe her experiences.
Success rates aside, ensuring justice through adequate language services forms an ideological cornerstone of international courts.
Students with adequate language skills are encouraged to consider foreign study in non-English-speaking countries.
We see progress but don't possess adequate language to help us bridge where we are to where we're going.
As the State Department scrambles to fill the holes, it is turning to employees who do not have adequate language skills.
Although we may not have the adequate language to describe this blurring, it is happening whether we define it or not.
The ASQ-II accommodated parental self-report, clinicians' preference for a milestone-based instrument, and adequate speech and language assessment that could also provide an educational tool for house staff, residents, and parents (Table 3).
She closes by reasserting her book's recurring argument that "the genre of the lyric obliges its poet" only to represent his responses to his personal situation "in adequate imaginative language". But Heaney's efforts to reconcile ethics and esthetics are more generous and complex than Vendler implies, and the effect of her polemic is intermittently to represent him as a lesser poet than he is.
One difference between PBLT carried out in ESL compared to EFL settings appears to be the level of structure necessary to facilitate adequate second language usage.
According to Reach Higher, America, 1.2 million young people drop out of high school each year; one in five children live in poverty; one in every 100 adults 16 years and older is in prison or jail; and 50% of entering immigrants haven't completed high school and don't have adequate English language skills.
The study required adequate Norwegian language skills.
