The phrase "adequate man" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is capable and sufficient in a certain situation or role. Example: Mark was not the most qualified candidate for the job, but he proved to be an adequate man for the task at hand.
In addition to new investment in the seven core brands, we are advertising two new positions at Adequate Man, Deadspin's highly successful men's lifestyle section.
In many ways, we let 1,000 flowers bloom, a strategy that resulted in some successes, like Adequate Man, but also bred confusion among the readers and a thicket of different editorial rabbit holes.
At the same time, we are investing in the subsites that work and trying new things: Deadspin is getting two new staff writer positions for Adequate Man, and Jezebel will be hiring an editor to launch a new health, beauty, and self-care subsite.
Successful role enactment was considered key to achieving recognition as an adequate man; at the same time, job scarcity and insecurity, and low earnings gravely impeded men.
But he was a shy and quiet man and, apparently, those connections did not provide him adequate human contact.
In addition, we did not have enough men in the sample to permit an adequate sex comparison.
Similarly in our study, female PCPs reported to feel less confident in managing depressive and anxiety disorders and they perceived their knowledge about recognition and treatment of anxiety and depression less adequate than men.
43 44 The NHANES III oversampled minorities and men over 65 years ensuring adequate numbers of men for analysis.
In the presence of real soldiers and real action, he feels himself less than adequate as a man - he is a mere writer, one whose commanding officer, the Muse, is "an obscure authority, a cowardly and female power".
Through this multiple barrier design, typical of the nuclear industry, the disposal facility is expected to ensure adequate protection of man and environment against the radiological impacts of the wastes by meeting various functional objectives which aim at limiting the release of radionuclides.
Because women tend to present higher levels of depression and negative affect than men (Nolen-Hoeksema and Jackson 2001), the correlations might be overestimated due to the lack an adequate proportion of men in the sample.
