The phrase "adequate mention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sufficient or appropriate acknowledgment of a subject or topic in a discussion or text.
Example: "In her report, she made an adequate mention of the previous studies that supported her findings."
Alternatives: "sufficient reference" or "proper acknowledgment".
As randomly selected articles might contain too few pathway mentions for meaningful evaluation, we engineered the second part to ensure that there are adequate pathway mentions for evaluation.
However, expansion of displacements based on polynomials of thickness coordinate z is not adequate as mentioned earlier in obtaining proper solutions of displacements.
The number of moving parts in a music and food festival is so enormous that it properly takes 12+ months to plan appropriately, not to mention adequate funding to deliver the luxury experience that was promised.
"It's about getting the basics right," said Mr. Greif, who mentioned adequate seating, speedy baggage claim, clear signs and smooth traffic flow as some things airports can do to improve the passenger experience.
Describes a study in which only 5% of patients informed of the seriousness of their case received what the researchers considered adequate information... Mentions Open Society Institute, which is educating physicians on how to break the news... Tells about the slow death of "Maxine" in the presence of her family.
As already mentioned, adequate correction methods are a key for quantitative use of SPECT images.
25.3% mentioned adequate concepts of intervention as a required condition for initiating such groups.
Between July 2014 and March 2015, the State Department said in court filings that its document searches were adequate and did not mention unsearched records as it proposed to settle the case.
With new faces arriving every day, it is a round-the-clock operation to respond to urgent health care and protection needs, not to mention providing adequate infrastructure and basic services like food, water, and clothing.
This is consistent with earlier research on people's perceptions of influences on QoL, where those in the higher income groups were more likely than those on lower incomes to mention having adequate finances.
