The phrase "adequate mcs" is correct and usable in written English, assuming "mcs" is defined in context.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of "mcs" in a specific context, such as in technical or academic writing.
Example: "The project requires adequate mcs to ensure optimal performance and reliability."
Alternatives: "sufficient mcs" or "appropriate mcs".
Given p m, b (t), δ m, b (t) and the noise variance σ ν 2, we can use (7) to find γ m, b (t) and then, considering the maximum allowable BER ε ˇ m, employ (21) to select the most adequate MCS scheme as the one with transmission rate ρ m, b ( t ) = max { ϱ m ( k ) : ε ( γ m, b ( t ), ϱ m ( k ) ≤ ε ˇ m }, (22).
However, this ambivalence makes it unlikely that states that are sympathetic toward pro-diversity policies will − on the basis of the author's work − implement adequate MC policies together with IC strategies.
These results indicated that combined transplantation of human VPC-derived EC and MC could synergistically contribute to vascular regeneration, and these MC could make mature blood vessels with adequate MC coating.
Adequate intake of MC is critical for preventing FPT and its negative consequences on calf health and future production performance.
The position resolution of SciFi hodoscope for measurement of the shower axis, 0.12 0.17 mm, was slightly worse than the MC expectation but adequate for the requirements of LHCf.
On his view, efficiency, equality, diversity, and informed consent favor MC; there is no adequate justification for the costly redistribution of taxpayer funds to the married, or for sustaining social stigma against the unmarried through legal marriage (Garrett 2009).
Because the monochorionic (MC) placenta is designed for a singleton fetus, and might not provide adequate physiological support for twins, obstetric problems are more frequent in MC than dichorionic (DC) twins.
The CTD should have adequate capacity to maintain frequent monitoring and evaluation of the MC work to achieve a high quality.
These facilities were chosen after conducting a spatial analysis considering proximity to major roads, availability of staff to provide MC services, and size of population in catchment area; a well-accessed facility, with adequate client flow was also considered.
Therefore, surgery may not be warranted for recurrent metastatic nodules, whereas, for MC lesions, radical surgery should be initially attempted if a functional liver reserve is adequate.
