The phrase "adequate location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a place that is suitable or sufficient for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The conference was held at an adequate location that provided all the necessary facilities for the attendees."
Alternatives: "suitable location" or "appropriate site".
The grid-cell size of the geospatial data (30 arc seconds, ca. 932 × 932 m at the Equator, ca. 932 × 466 m at 60°N latitude) was the determining factor in assessing adequate location precision for the MAGT observations.
Secondly, what could be defined as "adequate transport", "adequate mobility", "adequate accessibility" or an "adequate location"?
For the estimation of the mobile speed, global positioning system (GPS) or differential GPS can provide adequate location information.
And Joe Vittoria's 247-foot Mirabella V, the largest sloop in the world, provided a humble but adequate location for the skippers' meeting.
Clearly, "adequate location" can be understood in a broad sense to include both the actual geographical location within an urban area and the connectivity to key destinations provided by the transport system.
Higher gains are obtained when the number of users increases, since it is then more likely that a mobile user will find another mobile user with adequate location to efficiently serve as a relay.
In particular, log-normal and chi-squared models are shown to be non adequate for location or location-scale variables.
After confirming adequate placement in a gastric location, the authors felt that the benefits of using the gastric port for enteral access outweigh the potential risks.
Consequently, an understanding of the spatial dynamics of any changes is either fragmental in the former case, or invisible in the latter case, due to the lack of adequate geographical location information.
This analysis involves a multiscale GIS that includes a thorough representation of the physical, human and economic spatial realities, a risk-modeling approach, an adequate optimal location and allocation model (taking into account both queuing and staffing problems).
Bin capacity provided is adequate but locations were found to be inappropriate, thus contributing to the inefficiency of the system.
