The phrase "adequate maturity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of maturity that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular context or situation.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated adequate maturity during the interview, showing that they could handle the responsibilities of the position."
Alternatives: "sufficient maturity" or "acceptable maturity".
5 However, compared to term infants, premature infants are unique in their need to attain not only medical stability but also physiological maturity, including adequate temperature control, cessation of apnoea and bradycardia and adequate feeding behaviour, before they are safely discharged home.
Thus, the association between larger sibships and delayed age at puberty in our study could be due to a longer growth period being required in order to reach an adequate stature for sexual maturity to commence.
In Iran, medical students typically commence their studies right after high school, with neither preliminary higher education nor the adequate mental and personal maturity necessary to choose to study medicine [ 6].
In the CULS experiment, the grain concentrations of K (Additional file 1: Table S4) indicated deficiency in this element across all treatments, while Mn (Additional file 1: Table S4) was in the adequate range for grain at maturity [54].
Although the evolution of cloud computing has not reached the maturity level, there is still adequate research about the topic.
Screening for cultivars with low browning potential and fermentation, harvested at optimum maturity stage and with an adequate package design are recommended.
For over four years, every central bank (and in particular the European one) has pushed the system to a limit where there is no adequate remuneration for risks, whether they be maturity or quality.
Nevertheless, the lack of quantification prevents adequate modelling of the minimum level of maturity required for widespread adherence among clinical researchers.
Physicians according to the autonomy principle thus respect a patient with adequate capacities and conditions (i.e., maturity and freedom from external or internal coercion) to make decisions and respond with responsibility to their effects.
There are two factors important for timing of puberty, the maturity of gonadotroph population manifested by the adequate size of LH-containing cell subpopulation and the circumstances of an external environment optimal for reproductive functions in adults.
