The phrase "adequate measures for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessary actions or steps taken to address a specific issue or situation.
Example: "The government has implemented adequate measures for ensuring public safety during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "sufficient actions for" or "appropriate steps for".
All these require from social science, social policy and social practice adequate measures for comprehensive study of this process, its prevention and compensating.
The mechanism of bacterial translocation and of the colonization of bacteria in the ascitic fluid are particularly important to design adequate measures for primary prophylaxis of this severe bacterial infection.
One was Aldous Huxley's older brother, Julian, who as vice president of the British Eugenics Society wrote in 1926: "Unless [civilised societies] invent and enforce adequate measures for regulating human reproduction, for controlling the quantity of population, and at least preventing the deterioration of quality of the radical stock, they are doomed to decay".
So getting access to those markets through free trade agreements, and expanded trade, and adequate measures for full protection of intellectual property – I understand that China violates people's intellectual property rights all the time, and I'll take them to the WTO.
Adequate measures for travel by train and bus can also be confirmed by contact prior to travel.
Adequate measures for health protection are also important to investigate.
We argue that network throughput alone, as obtained by simulations or direct measurement, is not an adequate measure for evaluating a frequency plan, so that any direct optimization of network throughput would indeed not be advisable as it is especially inadequate for fairness.
Because the ROC curve of a diagnostic test is invariant with respect to any monotone transformation of the test measurement scale, it is an adequate measure for comparing diagnostic tests being measured even on different scales.
Levine and Rubinstein determined that self-employment status alone does not provide an adequate measure for studying entrepreneurs.
If, for instance, ambitions increase the probability to find a native partner but also increase the likelihood to be the main bread-winner in the family, the OLS will underestimate the effect of intermarriage on the probability to specialize if no adequate measure for ambitions is available.
In addition to teaching and research outputs, many believe that universities produce social output, an output in which there is no adequate measure for it (see, e.g., Higgins 1989; Johnes and Yu 2008; Kao and Hung 2008; Kao and Hwang 2008).
