The phrase "adequate plant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, manufacturing, or any field where the sufficiency of a facility or equipment is being discussed.
Example: "The project requires an adequate plant to ensure that production meets the expected demand."
Alternatives: "sufficient facility" or "appropriate equipment".
Adequate plant stand is essential for successful commercial production of cuphea.
Strategically combining species with different seed/seedling traits can increase chances of achieving adequate plant establishment during ecological restoration.
It can already be used for more generic studies and results are shown which give insight into the magnitude of the problem of achieving adequate plant availability.
For this reason, the struggle with the entropy production requires an adequate plant strategy, probably inherently involved in the biological activity of ecosystems.
Dryland (non-irrigated) crop production in semi-arid regions requires sufficient water storage in the soil profile to ensure adequate plant available water, particularly in areas where the majority of annual precipitation occurs during the non-growing season.
Neural net-based adaptive learning models are very rapidly developed if adequate plant operating data is available, and can be used to predict performances robustly when engineering judgment and experiences are used in constraining their behavior appropriately.
However, when soil nutrient supply was adequate, plants reduced C input to fine roots and increased C into leaves, increasing photosynthesis by increasing leaf area to obtain greater growth and efficiency.
Use of good quality seeds sown at adequate planting distance.
"Pressure to perform while restoring the unit to service may have led operators to reduce their questioning attitude and make them more willing to accept less-than-adequate plant conditions during start up," said the report, which was signed by five company managers.
Such systems are maintaining soil moisture between a desired range, optimal or adequate, for plant growth and/or quality (Muñoz-Carpena and Dukes 2005).
Air filled porosity of inorganic substrates decreased with addition of fine composted green waste but aeration was always adequate for plant growth and survival.
