The phrase "adequate picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sufficient or satisfactory representation or understanding of a situation or concept.
Example: "The report provides an adequate picture of the current market trends, allowing us to make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "sufficient overview" or "acceptable representation".
A survey of the various positions may serve to provide a more adequate picture of the complex reality involved in the monotheisms and quasi-monotheisms.
To help draw an adequate picture of the system, some auxiliary information may also be obtained by experiment or from literature.
Two important results were revealed: (i) At the end of the time resolved recordings, the worm-like chain model provided a fully adequate picture for the growing aggregates.
"In order to give a more adequate picture of European financial sector risk beyond the short term," Dun & Bradstreet said, "we believe the hold-to-maturity bonds should have been included in the stress tests".
To get a complete list of articles from the New York Times, conduct a search on their web page using the search term "ICANN". Most of the articles summarize the process, so you should be able to get an adequate picture by reading one or two of them.
In this sense, this second outcome may give a more adequate picture of the level of specific and vocational human capital accumulated by dual VET students.
Descriptions of the company's merchandise are more than adequate; pictures are large and clear; each product is clearly linked to similar JVC devices for comparison.
Such vision involves, of course, the forming of an accurate and adequate "pictures of the market".
The 1.3-megapixel camera takes adequate pictures in JPEG format as well as taking video in 352×288, 320×240, 176×144 and 128×96 resolution.
This allows perfectly adequate pictures for guidance during treatment but not "ultrasharp" imaging, which is perfectly acceptable, as a balance needs to be achieved.
Further studies are needed both to provide an adequate epidemiological picture of mastitis in SSA and to explore the effect of local remedies and practices on the development of severe breast inflammations and on HIV viral load in breast milk.
