"adequate mobility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ability of a person or object to move from one place to another with ease. For example, "In order to live independently, it's important to have adequate mobility."
The surgeon grasps both ends of the fundus and pulls it back and forth behind the esophagus to ensure adequate mobility and no tension.
Use of the "shoeshine" maneuver prior to completing the fundoplication ensures that the stomach is not twisted and that the proper portion of the stomach is employed in the repair; the surgeon grasps both ends of the fundus and pulls it back and forth behind the esophagus to ensure adequate mobility and no tension (Video 1).
Secondly, what could be defined as "adequate transport", "adequate mobility", "adequate accessibility" or an "adequate location"?
This highlights the need to develop adequate mobility planning, but also to better plan our lifestyle and the way we live in our cities".
It is presumed that to perform TST one must have adequate mobility, strength, endurance, speed, precision, proprioception, balance, and executive ability.
With regard to changes in SASE items, Andrew obtained higher scores after the intervention than before on items such as dental care (+1), adequate mobility (+1), strength (+3), desire to manage alone (+2), and managing alone (+1).
The comparison between spectrometers with different contacts may indicate whether the high performance of IMARAD arrays depends upon electron injection from the cathode, as previously suggested, or to adequate hole mobility-lifetime products in the n-type CdZnTe material, as suggested here.
There is no adequate micro-mobility management solution for HIP but only some proposed solutions [16 18].
Adequate representation of mobility is a very important issue in simulation of mobile ad hoc networks.
Given the high rate of discharge, this treatment time is likely to represent difficulty in achieving adequate analgesia and mobility.
We may therefore conclude that clinical primary endpoints after port system removal display a more than adequate baseline regarding mobility, pain, and overall quality of life.
