The phrase "adequate large" is not correct in written English.
It should be "adequately large" or "large enough" depending on the context.
Example: "The room was adequately large to accommodate all the guests comfortably."
Alternatives: "sufficiently large" or "ample size".
Though the capacity of the operating generators may be adequate, large voltage drops may occur suddenly.
Nevertheless, because the results of numerical simulations are affected by the statistical characteristics of the concerned landslide dataset, it is hard to find universally applicable criteria for adequate (large enough) sample size.
If the specimens are not adequate, large needle biopsies are obtained.
The two TAs (or RAs) have a separation S o = 0.98 mm to ensure an adequate large distance S i between the two measurement positions, which can be calculated as follows (1) S i = | M | S o = | − d o d i | S o, where M is the magnification of the optical system, d o and d i are the object and image distances, respectively.
Although fire officials acknowledge that the trap doors might have provided some means of escape, they said the doors would not have been adequate for large firefighters operating in heavy gear in spaces darkened by smoke.
Hierarchical topologies provide routes with shorter hop-distances and therefore are more adequate for large systems.
Several technologies for microalgae oil extraction are being evaluated in order to find the most adequate for large scale microalgae processing.
The deviations from the model at points further up the column indicates that the coalescence mechanism described by the model is not adequate for large bubble size distributions which behave differently from small bubble size distributions.
It is concluded that, for the mini-installtion, the model describes well the operation and further the behavior of the reactor system, and that the model should be fully adequate for large industrial reactors.
For this purpose, the approach used seems adequate as large inequities in coverage clearly exist in some, but not all places.
These assessments increased the need for adequate and large tumor samples.
