The phrase "adequate mitigation measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to risk management, environmental protection, or safety protocols where actions are taken to reduce negative impacts.
Example: "The project will only proceed if we can ensure adequate mitigation measures are in place to protect the local wildlife."
Alternatives: "sufficient risk reduction strategies" or "appropriate countermeasures".
Furthermore, similar studies can prove useful for landslide hazard analyses, helping to adopt adequate protection and mitigation measures, framed in a climate change scenario.
This counterfactual assessment should help to calibrate the necessary investments and to adapt the functioning of a MPA but also to target adequate mitigation and compensation measures for the non-beneficiary households.
But careful planning, adequate finance, and implementation of mitigation measures for landslides and liquefaction require continuous efforts and integration within the disaster preparedness in Iran.
However, all pathogens that are not present or exist at a very low level because of historical freedom or successful mitigation have the potential to (re- occur, spre- occurbecome endemic if mitigation measpreadand not adequate or sufficient.
The Foreign Office still says: "We do not believe the mitigation measures in place provide adequate protection for British tourists in Tunisia at the present time".
The Foreign Office currently says: "We do not believe the mitigation measures in place provide adequate protection for British tourists in Tunisia at the present time".
"On balance, we do not believe the mitigation measures in place provide adequate protection for British tourists in Tunisia at the present time".
"On balance, we do not believe the mitigation measures in place provide adequate protection for British tourists in Tunisia at the present time and we have therefore changed our travel advice accordingly".
The paper also provides suggested mitigation measures for minimizing potential impacts along with key elements to be considered in the development of an adequate Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan.
