The phrase "adequate physical condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's health or fitness level, indicating that they meet a certain standard of physical capability.
Example: "Before participating in the marathon, all runners must prove they are in adequate physical condition."
Alternatives: "satisfactory physical state" or "sufficient physical fitness".
At CRH, the leadership and management style is indeed perceived to be effective (in meeting its promises and in ensuring adequate physical working conditions) and supportive, even on the personal level.
Cases are eligible if they are new (incident chronic dialysis, not acute or recurrent) and under 50 years of age, if they are in adequate physical and mental condition to be interviewed, and if they are willing to participate in the study as confirmed by signed informed consent.
Before sacrifice, the animals were active and in good physical condition with adequate body weight.
Neuropsychiatrically healthy individuals were eligible provided they were in sound mental and physical condition and possessed adequate fluency in the participating center's language to participate in the study.
As shown in Table 15, only the more sensitive perennial crops have yield losses due to sodium if the physical condition of the soil remains good enough to allow adequate infiltration.
Due to orthopaedic conditions preventing from undergoing an adequate physical exercise 4 (4.5 %) patients were excluded.
The purpose of this research is to determine the optimal production conditions that generate activated carbon with adequate physical properties to be used in packed systems from agave bagasse, a waste product from the mezcal industries in Mexico.
Barring neural events that are inexplicably in violation of biological constraints on their conditions of activation, there must be an adequate physical cause of every link in the causal chain leading to behavior.
The recent sub-zero temperatures and sometimes snowy conditions is exacerbating the children's poor physical condition as many children on the move do not have adequate clothing, or access to age-appropriate nutrition.
