The phrase "adequate project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that meets the necessary requirements or standards, but may not exceed them.
Example: "The team delivered an adequate project that fulfilled the client's basic expectations, but there was room for improvement."
Alternatives: "satisfactory project" or "sufficient project".
While adequate project selection techniques are certainly important, we argue that successful PPM – and consequently effective strategy implementation – depends on an organization's structural alignment with the needs of PPM.
In absence of hierarchy, following liberalization (or mere absence of dedicated regulation) no adequate project orchestration seems to take off.
Importantly, our work identifies potential solutions to these problems such as recognition of the necessity for adequate project management of those aspects of the project which reside at national level; adequate project management capability at the level of each partnership to deliver and sustain the substantial organisational changes required.
(g) the use of an adequate project management structure for efficiently developing large-scale IT systems.
The committee compares projected cash flows based on different allocation decisions; the decisions that it actually adopts are those that produce adequate projected cash flows and that are acceptable to the various groups in the company.
Even in developed countries where the supply is currently adequate, projected demographics predict insufficiency in this supply as early as 2050.
However, how to select an adequate SCM project remains a major concern.
In order to obtain adequate development project cost forecasts, the future production volumes from the target reservoirs need to be estimated.
This study presents a comprehensive framework with three main phases to select an adequate SCM project that incorporates the strategies and operating routines of a supply chain, including strategic objective analysis phase, system analysis phase, and group decision-making phase.
If it is not deemed necessary or feasible, existing recycled water quality may be adequate to achieve project goals depending on project rationale, site and water quality evaluation, and public acceptance.
In many investment projects, FEA is not given adequate consideration during project implementation.
