The phrase "adequate limits for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity of setting sufficient boundaries or restrictions in various contexts, such as policies, regulations, or personal situations.
Example: "The committee established adequate limits for the use of resources to ensure sustainability."
Alternatives: "sufficient boundaries for" or "appropriate restrictions for".
The results suggest that the proposed procedure represents a very simple and low-cost microextraction alternative rendering adequate limits of quantification for the determination of organochlorine pesticides in environmental and food samples.
The results suggest that the proposed procedure represents a simple and low-cost micro-extraction alternative rendering adequate limits of quantification for the determination of Pb II) in soft drink samples.
The results suggest that the proposed method represents a very simple and low-cost alternative microextraction procedure rendering adequate limits of quantification for the determination of these pesticides in juice samples.
Adequate limits of detection for ifosfamide (0.02 ng/cyclophosphamidehamide (0.1 ng/cm2), and paclitaxel (0.03 ng/cm2) were obtained.
It lowered the burden of proof for government wiretapping of suspects, weakened judicial supervision, and failed to set adequate limits on retention and dissemination of acquired information.
However, setting an adequate upper limit for the dynamic receive power range is not trivial since many effects, such as quantization noise, fast fading etc., decrease the dynamic range which the analog-to-digital converter can handle in theory.
The measurement assay was successfully automated with an adequate sensitivity level to measure the government limits for iprovalicarb residues.
Natural/environmental history: What aspects of natural history do we remain blind to for lack of adequate detection limits, resolution, or field of view?
3. Does IT provide an adequate explanation for limiting the use of technology?
