The phrase "adequate pace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a speed or rate that is sufficient for a particular task or situation.
Example: "The team was able to complete the project at an adequate pace, ensuring all deadlines were met without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "satisfactory speed" or "sufficient rate".
So long as you drink moderately and with adequate pacing, though, you should be fine no matter what you consume so long as it's not clearly dangerous bathtub gin.
During the implantation, LV pacing threshold, sensing parameters, and LV impedance values were determined, and all pacing outputs were programmed to achieve adequate pacing safety margins.
LV pacing was delivered at least 2.0 V above the latest daily capture threshold as determined by LVCM to provide adequate pacing output to ensure LV capture.
For all four patients, at the 3-month follow-up, the CRT ICD device was functioning properly with adequate pacing and sensing thresholds and each showed a typical biventricular stimulation at the electrocardiographic registration.
As the labor market improves, economists expect consumer spending to rise slowly, though probably not at a pace adequate to lead the economy out of its downturn.
She argued that a "top-down organized steady state of biomedical ethics will not be the most adequate model for keeping pace with science".
Last month, federal prosecutors brought a case against Bank of America, accusing the bank of scheming, through its Countrywide Financial unit, to defraud the government by producing loans at a manic pace without instituting adequate controls.
Immigration judges also must cope with a detection, detention, and deportation system that has grown at an accelerated pace, but without adequate court funding to match.
Despite the introduction of these diverse strategies, the HAT struggled to obtain adequate funds to continue the pace of Rova reconstruction seen in the latter half of the Ravalomanana presidency.
That march of technology is gathering more pace, not less, and adequate policy responses need to be designed once the red herring of TPP is removed.
We need to collectively reset our expectations and acknowledge the importance of our employees by allowing businesses to operate in a way that provides adequate, even exceptional service, at a pace that is healthy and realistic.
