The phrase "adequate modification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or adjustments that are sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or requirement.
Example: "The design of the product required adequate modification to meet safety standards before it could be approved for sale."
Alternatives: "sufficient adjustment" or "appropriate alteration".
Remark 1. Theorem 2 is corresponding to linear Volterra integrodifferential equations with adequate modification [4].
The improvement of transport properties is generally attributed to an adequate modification of the polymer packing in the blend [36, 37].
These gradients are designed in a finite volume sense with an adequate modification to guarantee convergence in the absence of special grid optimization.
The adsorbed drug content and the delivery rate can be chosen according to the host guest chemical interaction by choosing an adequate modification with an organic group.
Subsequently, patients at risk can receive adequate modification in their orthodontic treatment, perhaps even pausing treatment which would allow the regenerative properties of cementum to repair the root surface, thereby minimising irreversible loss of root structure [6, 7].
Superheat temperature at 950 °C with 15 minutes holding time has presented an adequate modification effect with skeleton structure of Mg2Si particles faded and transformed into fine polygonal shape, accompanied with decrease in size.
Adequate modifications are suggested to improve the efficiency of the contour integral method and avoid missing the eigenfrequencies of interest.
Although no studies have yet applied these techniques to burrow samples, they should, with adequate modifications, be reliable tools for describing variations of the microbial community structure in different sediment compartments.
The task seems to have been set forth of determining what known fixed point results from the usual metric setting remain valid - after adequate modifications that should as much as possible reflect the nature of the concept of partial metric - when formulated in the partial metric setting.
Febrile neutropenia was the least common toxicity, developing in two patients (4.6%) who were treated successfully with antibiotics and G-CSF, with no recurrence after adequate dose modification.
Of note, while this study did not address the reversibility of endothelial dysfunction in this obese cohort, several reports have shown that adequate dietary modification combined with exercise can return endothelial function to control levels in obese children, [ 33, 34] and may therefore suffice.
