The phrase "adequate notes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to notes that are sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose, such as studying or documenting information.
Example: "To prepare for the exam, make sure you have adequate notes from the lectures."
Alternatives: "sufficient notes" or "satisfactory notes".
But there were other charges against Nitschke that the medical board then pursued; among them that he had failed to take adequate notes about his patients, and that he had treated a patient in South Australia when he was registered only in the Northern Territory.
He does not write adequate notes.
It said it was concerned about the frequency of surgical complications during his procedures, and said he did not adhere to guidelines and did not write adequate notes.
As you go through each one, take adequate notes so you can find the info later on![1].
If you feel that you did not take adequate notes, either ask the teacher to explain it again or ask a friend to see their notes.
Brine distribution in tanks was adequate, noting that vessel movement was essential to ensure mixing into ballast water or ballast residuals.
Once groups have compiled adequate research notes, distribute a large poster board to each group.
Absence of appropriate resources can allow researchers, even if concerned about safety, to believe that experiments pose less risk than they actually do and thus not take adequate precautions, notes the recommendations section.
We reviewed positive cultures from the reference laboratory where the rapidly growing mycobacteria were isolated, but because review relied on adequate clinical notes to identify cases associated with gastric banding, some cases might have been missed.
Transcripts should have large margins and adequate line spacing for later coding and making notes.
Michael Moon, a manager at Olsson's Books and Records in Washington, called sales of the Sept. 11 books "adequate" and noted that "they're not a jolly gift".
