The phrase "adequate long" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The project requires an adequate long period for completion." (This should be corrected to "adequate length of time.")
Alternatives: "sufficient length" or "appropriate duration."
He can do an adequate long tekiah and the trio of shevarim notes, but the nine short blasts of the teruah elude him.
For survey control, high-accuracy transit-level work (from base lines established by mountaintop triangulation) has generally been adequate; long tunnels from opposite sides of the mountain commonly meet with an error of one foot or less.
For the welding electrode, carbon in the normal range of 0.045 0.055 wt% and nitrogen in the range of 0.06 0.1 wt% are used to provide weld joints with adequate long term creep strength.
While assessment of infrastructure, including waiting areas, appeared adequate, long queues and small rooms made private and confidential HIV testing and counselling difficult for individual women.
This also suggests that currently the role of allotransplantation in MM remains limited by lack of adequate long term disease control, a persistent risk of relapse and death from recurrent myeloma.
"But not just because the doctors are foreign nor because it is an emergency program, but because it was not tied to adequate long-term projects".
Adequate long-range guidance for cruise missiles was not available until inertial systems were designed that could be updated periodically by self-contained electronic map-matching devices.
And where transfer arrangements were used, Australia retained the obligation to ensure their wellbeing and to find adequate long-term solutions for those found to be refugees, Albrecht said.
Imagine with horror, for instance, the effect that this storm would have had without the ability to foresee its power, its path, and its likely effects, and to communicate the information quickly and effectively — even in the absence of the sort of adequate long-term preparation that science recommended and that politics spurned (as reported by Mireya Navarro in the Times just last month).
Newer technologies designed or adapted for RV support are needed to provide adequate long-term circulatory support.
This seems to be an adequate long-term strategy only if high growth, leaf areas and transpiration can be supported in years of significantly below-average rainfall.
