The phrase "adequate manpower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of personnel or workforce for a particular task or project.
Example: "In order to meet the project deadline, we need to ensure that we have adequate manpower available."
Alternatives: "sufficient workforce" or "enough personnel".
Not too long ago, man up was simply an alternative to the verb man, in the sense of "to supply with adequate manpower".
This is largely because law enforcement is not fully trained in evidence gathering, not fully equipped technologically, does not have adequate manpower to do the task, and is always under pressure to deliver.
Since forest activities are labour intensive, larger families have adequate manpower to allocate across gathering activities.
When asked about the principal reasons for not herding their cattle, almost 90% of the respondents said that they would herd their cattle irrespective of breed or season if they had adequate manpower.
Finally agencies responsible for managing the airfield pavements have to allocate sufficient funds and adequate manpower to implement and sustain the APMS in order to ensure that it remains productive in the long term.
"What I learned today is we have adequate manpower, but not adequate technology".
Provided there is enough manpower.
"The Obama administration has failed to do so, but as president, Governor Perry will deploy adequate resources, manpower and technology to get the job done," said Katherine Cesinger, a spokeswoman for Mr. Perry.
Adequate physician manpower is one of the strategies to prevent physicians from burnout.
For a country, like India, that is struggling with unemployment on the one hand and lack of adequate health manpower on the other, this may represent a tremendous opportunity to link the two.
