The phrase "adequate places" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe locations or settings that are sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose.
Example: "The conference organizers ensured that there were adequate places for all attendees to sit comfortably during the event."
Alternatives: "suitable locations" or "satisfactory venues".
As found in other Mediterranean scrubland, recruitment may only occur in years with particularly favourable weather, under disturbance regimes that increase seedling survival probability or when external dispersal agents increased seed availability in adequate places for Lavandula establishment.
None of these seem really adequate places to learn about the truth, right?" Roddick also discovered that most of the myths that were around when she was growing up are still going strong.
Will you invest the resources into maintaining a clean environment with proper protection (e.g., disposable gloves that you don't reuse) and adequate places to wash hands?
"...Buyers purchase second, third or fourth homes so they can have adequate places for their collections, whether it is art, furniture, or rugs, or anything collectible".
Unless there are truly good alternatives for the people they are sweeping away, unless they can point to adequate places where people can go, it is little more than cruelty.
The premises are described as noisy, frequently without adequate places or chairs for a calm conversation in a dignified environment.
The church is its people, not its buildings, and what the people urgently need is an adequate place to worship.
After almost two years of hunting for the perfect place, then an adequate place, then any place at all with walls and a roof, I had lucked out.
She said the Tigers Only Preservation Society was never an adequate place for wild animals, especially because Ms. Byron-Marasek tended to treat them as pets.
Britain used to say that Athens had no adequate place to put the Elgin Marbles, the more than half of the Parthenon frieze, metopes and pediments that Lord Elgin spirited off when he was ambassador to the Ottoman Empire two centuries ago.
"Our country has a Constitution that guarantees every Brazilian an adequate place to live, but the government hasn't kept its word," said Mr. Ferreira, 30, whose family now lives in a single cramped room in the office building.
