"adequate light" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to the amount of light needed for a certain task or situation. For example, "The classroom has adequate light for reading the text on the chalkboard."
The first is "adequate light and air," he said, meaning the space needs a window.
People shouldn't live in airless tenements or work in office or industrial buildings that lack adequate light and ventilation.
The idea that reading might lead wrongdoers back to the path of righteousness is deeply embedded in the system, and the right to read by adequate light is a legal stipulation.
"Seen with adequate light, the poor technique used in its light and color becomes manifest, as does a marked difference between 'The Colossus' and other masterpieces attributed to Goya," said Manuela Mena Marqués, the Prado's chief curator of eighteenth-century painting.
These seas must have been sufficiently shallow and clear to allow penetration of adequate light for photosynthesis by zooxanthellae, a type of protozoa inferred to be, perhaps for the first time in geologic history, symbiotically associated with reef-building corals and aiding in their calcification.
"The board found that LG had met the positive criteria requirements because the project promoted the general welfare by maintaining jobs; promoting green building design; providing adequate light, air and open space; providing energy efficiency; and utilizing renewable energy sources," the ruling said, according to Bloomberg News.
Video quality is decent provided you have adequate light available.
Adequate light exposure is critical for entraining circadian rhythms, regulating sleep wake cycles, and maintaining optimal mood.
Any object will do, provided it is bright and has a near-uniform color (we used highlighters), and the tracking seems to work very well provided there's adequate light.
The results of the 2 shelf-life studies showed that an adequate light barrier was apparently sufficient to avoid the light-induced oxidation of milk during extended storage.
The results of our study show that HPMC films with suitable edible colours act as adequate light barrier to avoid photo-oxidation of salmon oil during extended storage.
