The phrase "adequate meetings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe meetings that are sufficient or satisfactory in terms of their purpose or outcomes.
Example: "To ensure project success, we need to schedule adequate meetings to discuss our progress and address any issues."
Alternatives: "sufficient meetings" or "satisfactory meetings".
Both PCS and MCS scores increasing as monthly income become more adequate in meeting basic needs.
The authors strongly suggested that doctors did not consider palliative care adequate in meeting patient needs and supports findings using the same questionnaire in Australia, Belgium and the Netherlands [ 21, 30, 31].
While it was not signed by Sydney Theatre company artistic director, Jonathan Church, an addendum stated that as a "newcomer" from the UK he had witnessed how funding cuts impacted artistic communities, and stressed that for small and middle-scale companies, philanthropy rarely proved an adequate solution to meeting funding gaps.
The level of this award is adequate, if the meeting's location and distance from the awardee's institution do not make transportation costs prohibitive.
An admissible state s is a combination of the numbers of users in each class that can be supported simultaneously in the group of co-located cells while maintaining adequate QoS and meeting resource constraints.
At that meeting, adequate information was given about the study.
I'm not sure I found Theis and Kemal's meeting an adequate payoff for such an explosive storyline.
"… It would be perfectly possible for the PM to fly in and out in the same day; and the facilities would be adequate for holding a meeting.
Dr. Fatima Aziz, a Parliament member from Kunduz Province, which borders Takhar, called Sunday's attack "a big failure on the part of the government and intelligence" for failing to provide adequate security for the meeting.
There was also no adequate record because the meeting's minutes were very brief, they said.
