The phrase "adequate practical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is sufficiently effective or suitable for practical purposes.
Example: "The team developed an adequate practical solution to address the ongoing issues in the project."
Alternatives: "sufficiently effective" or "suitably practical."
What Rayner and her contemporaries offered was informed straight-talking and the generous belief that, given adequate practical and sympathetic advice, people would find their own solutions.
Although both of these components are essential, neither one provides students with adequate practical knowledge regarding the process of software engineering.
The almoners originally performed three main functions: ascertaining the financial eligibility and resources of patients faced with the rising costs of medical care, providing counseling services to support patients and their families during periods of ill health and bereavement, and procuring adequate practical aids and other forms of home care for discharged patients.
Lack of adequate practical knowledge about surfactants used in dual-porosity fractured carbonate reservoirs, limits their performance to a great extent (Manrique et al. 2007).
The difference between safety as a necessary condition and safety as a cultural value is that in the first context it is part of adequate practical conduct (driving, cycling, etc).
An endoscopic surgeon ideally must possess theoretical background of anatomy, pathology, treatment options, surgical techniques and adequate practical laparoscopic psychomotor skills (LPS) [8], including laparoscopic camera navigation (LCN), hand-eye coordination (HEC) and bi-manual coordination (BMC), prior to enter the in-operating room (OR) training programme.
Furthermore, the numerical modelling is shown to be adequate for practical engineering design purposes.
It turns out that the 1D source flow model is adequate for practical design parameters.
Although this fabrication technique is promising, the poor frequency response and the large internal resistance (6.5 kΩ) of the as-made devices are not adequate for practical applications.
It is desirable not only to appropriately identify these types of systems but also to develop an adequate and practical interpretation technique to determine their parameters and size, when possible.
It is found that simple superposition of the electrical fields of the polarized fibre and of the individual deposited particles gives an approximation to the actual field that is adequate for practical purposes.
