The phrase "adequate productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of productivity that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular task or goal.
Example: "The team achieved adequate productivity during the project, meeting all deadlines without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "satisfactory output" or "sufficient productivity".
To maintain adequate site productivity only for nitrogen and potassium, a compensatory fertilization is required.
To maintain adequate site productivity only for nitrogen a compensatory fertilization is required.
Because of the region's Neotropical conditions, insecticide use is required to ensure adequate soybean productivity.
More than 20percentt of the labor force continues to work in agriculture but, without the support of education and adequate investment, productivity is barely one-quarter of the European Community's average.
The design of a ventilation system for operating theaters (OT) is aimed to reduce the patient infection risk while maintaining adequate comfort and productivity for the surgical staff.
Much as the health workers have adequate skills, their productivity can be limited by a host of factors like lack of equipment, supplies or drugs, poor management structures and low salaries [ 22, 23].
According to the World Health Organization, adequate nutrition can improve productivity by an average of 20percentt.
But if you've got a remote employee, a far-flung independent contractor, a key salesperson who works from the road and they don't have access to adequate Internet service, their productivity will suffer.
In evolutionary models of division of labor, choosing an adequate measure of colony productivity or fitness can be rather complex.
These productivities are adequate for communities around 510, 1000 and 2350 capita/unit respectively (for specific water consumption of 400 l/d per capita for domestic, tourism and/or small industries).
