The phrase "adequate next" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to ensure that we have an adequate next step in our plan."
Alternatives: "sufficient next" or "appropriate next".
Inside linebacker Jameel McClain has improved his run recognition and is adequate next to Lewis.
Keith Mills, an agnostic, gay man and member of the Mothers and Fathers Matter group, believes gay and lesbian couples are already catered for by the Civil Partnership Act of 2010, and have adequate next of kin and taxation rights.
It expects the city's power supply to be adequate next summer, but just barely, a slim margin of error that Con Ed came up against this year, when it narrowly averted blackouts during an extremely hot week in August.
However, working in C 1 ( I ) will be more adequate in next sections, and we have chosen the proof outlined in the previous paragraph because our generalizations will start exactly the same way.
Because the measurement model had a good fit, showing that the measures were adequate, we next evaluated the hypothesized structural model.
Stocks of food, drugs and fuel are adequate for the next few months, say aid agencies, and local produce now makes it to markets.
After days of discussions, union leaders remain unsure whether the funding that G.M. has proposed would be adequate over the next several decades, people with knowledge of the private discussions said.
If many of such relationships exist, we concluded, such a database would be adequate for the next step (Fig. 1C E).
But that's a question best left to the teacher, and to the state legislators, who will no doubt be delighted to allocate adequate funds for the next round of "Name That Nabokov Character".
None of Buford's horses showed adequate promise for the next All-American, and he scratched out and stayed home while I went to Ruidoso with my wife, Yolanda Whitman.
One of the K-4 schools, the 365-student Roosevelthis year opened this yeas as the centerpiece of a $20 million construction and renovation program that the superintendent of schools, Robert J. Rosado, said would ensure that the system has adequate capacity for the next 5 to 10 years.
