The phrase "adequate output" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of output that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or requirement.
Example: "The project was deemed successful as it produced adequate output to meet the client's expectations."
Alternatives: "satisfactory results" or "sufficient output".
Reduced fuel consumption, low pollutant emissions and adequate output performance are key features in the contemporary design of spark ignition engines.
Many applications of intelligent agents, such as the control of ambient intelligence environments and autonomous intelligent robotic systems, require the processing of information coming in from many available sensors to produce adequate output responses in changing scenarios.
These rules are intended both to reduce the computational costs of the selection task (cf. next section) and also to increase the overall probability of finding the most adequate output string, but are by no means to be seen as a substitute for more structured solutions such as grammar acquisition (e.g., [5]).
Despite the unique type of population studied in the paper by Argenziano and colleagues [ 3], the definition of vasodilatory shock used by the authors was the same as that used in the other studies we analyzed (hypotension plus adequate cardiac output, measured as left ventricular assist device output).
Treatment is the surgical removal of the thickened pericardium around the heart, which permits normal filling and expansion of the ventricles and restores adequate cardiac output to the vital organs.
Regardless of promoting the left ventricular ejection by inotropic agents and IABP, adequate cardiac output was not obtained, which resulted in the placement of PCPS.
The Fontan operation results in a circulation that is dependent on low pulmonary vascular resistance to maintain an adequate cardiac output.
The interactions between the plants and their native pollinators were resilient to pervasive exotic A. mellifera, and plants in restored ecosystems had an adequate reproductive output.
Based on the surviving sepsis guidelines, the goals of therapy have included initial fluid boluses of 30 ml/kg followed by maintenance fluids to maintain adequate cardiac output and tissue perfusion.
In vivo, cardiomyocyte hypertrophy is an important adaptational response that allows the heart to maintain an adequate cardiac output with improved cardiac contractility in a variety of physiological loading conditions including pregnancy [3] or endurance exercise such as voluntary running [4].
However, all regimens achieved adequate urine output.
