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The phrase "adequate numbers for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of quantities in a specific context, such as resources, participants, or data.
Example: "We need to ensure that we have adequate numbers for the upcoming event to accommodate all attendees."
Alternatives: "sufficient quantities for" or "appropriate amounts for".
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Municipalities with very few potential sampling units are therefore merged with other municipalities to get adequate numbers for the various immigrant groups.
Rest of the cells were further propagated for 1 2 weeks to achieve adequate numbers for a repeated staining of cell-surface scFvFc by biotinilated GD03-Fc and APC-Streptavidin.
Stages IA and IB were combined together to ensure adequate numbers for analysis.
About 5,000 patients participated in the OVIS-study, thus resulting in adequate numbers for subgroup analysis.
Table 3 > -wrap-foot> summarises the SIRs for selected cancers with adequate numbers for analysis stratified by type of transplantation.
SP and NSP cells were cultured for six passages (>25 cell doublings) to achieve adequate numbers for the differentiation assays.
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This is usually an adequate number for phenotype genotype correlation studies and sufficient for most purposes.
What number of exams constitutes an adequate number for which a meaningful ADR can be derived?
Furthermore, by the end of data collection no new themes were emerging from the data, which indicates that 34 interviews was an adequate number for this study.
Based on a small pilot study a sample size of 200 patients was found to be obtainable within a reasonable time span, and was considered to be an adequate number for analysis.
Like personalized medicine, repositioning is also appropriate for rare diseases for which the recruitment of adequate numbers of patients for clinical trials is infeasible.
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