The phrase "adequate line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a line of text, communication, or reasoning that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose.
Example: "The report included an adequate line of reasoning to support the conclusions drawn by the researchers."
Alternatives: "sufficient line" or "acceptable line".
Graham (1981) and Amarger (1986) found that nitrogen fixation depends on rhizobia × line interaction and that the process of selection of efficient rhizobia should be developed with adequate lines.
From this point of view, the paper cope with the task "to initiate dialogue between urban activism and its analysis and thereby "to deepen collective understandings and define more adequate lines of action" (Harvey 2005: 199).
The ideal infrastructure around breastfeeding in the US would involve a central lead government agency for breastfeeding, with adequate line-item funding to sustain it, starting with at least $10-$10-$20 million
And at one point the public opposed the federal intervention that was essential to save GM and Chrysler by a margin of 3-1 which unlike Ford had lacked the foresight to establish adequate lines of credit for the storm that was coming.
When practicing shifting make sure your vessel is clear of all vessels and obstructions at sea or firmly tie your vessel to a strong dock with several adequate lines.
All the arterial lines showed adequate blood pressure waveform display and ability to draw blood specimens during the entire life of the sensor.
In the case of breakthrough disease activity despite a full and adequate course of a first-line preparation, switching to natalizumab, fingolimod or alemtuzumab should be considered.
Overall, results suggest that night setting, adequate branch line weighting, and proper deployment of two bird-scaring lines have the potential to reduce seabird bycatch in pelagic longline fisheries without reducing the catch rates of target fishes.
Low and middle-income countries lack the infrastructure in many research field settings to accommodate adequate fixed line internet access, whereas wireless networks allow access to telecommunications in a region where fixed lines remain limited.
