"adequate letter" is a correct, usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a letter or document that has met a given standard of quality. For example, "The judge said that the defendant's apology should include an adequate letter of remorse for his actions."
In approximately 80%% of cases, the information in the referral letter is adequate to decide whether a full clinical assessment is warranted.
Lacoste took me a second, along with a couple others, but by and large these logos are pretty much adequate replacements for the letters of the alphabet.
And he doesn't think that webinars or letters are adequate, two-way communication. .
Similar tensions occurred in the coding of incoming post and in the delicate acts of negotiation between coder and GP when disagreements arose over what constituted adequate Read coding of letters.
"So far, the Coalition has provided no adequate explanation about why this letter was not referred to law enforcement agencies," he said.
But if and when the draft is reinstituted, I wonder whether the posteverything generation will find Internet-based political groups and letter writing an adequate outlet for their outrage.
On CNN, McConnell said the letter wasn't adequate, because "an equally important question is how do the Russians view missile defense and how do our European allies view missile defense, and I'm concerned about it".
This finding suggests that the short letter may be adequate to redress the balance; however, group D was relatively more satisfied with their letter.
Whether or not a surgeon accepted his letter as an adequate recommendation would be up to the surgeon, just as it was up to the surgeon more generally which parts of the HBIGDA Standards of Care he or she would follow.
A letter can be an adequate substitute.
