The phrase "adequate proof for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of evidence or justification for a particular claim or argument.
Example: "The researcher provided adequate proof for the hypothesis, demonstrating its validity through extensive experimentation."
Alternatives: "sufficient evidence for the" or "valid justification for the".
Simpson's blood at the scene, the bloody footprints (in Simpson's shoe size) leaving the scene, the blood on his Ford Bronco and on the glove found at his home (a matching pair with a glove found at the scene), plus Simpson's history of violence against Nicole were more than adequate proof for me.
There is no adequate proof of the truth of metaethics.
Sandoval's clients also struggle to show adequate proof of the threats they've received, as U.S. immigration law demands.
We believe this evidence provides adequate proof of principle for the use of DNA vaccines in channel catfish and the effectiveness of the resistance to viral infection they elicit.
"There is not adequate proof in the report to establish the existence of a temple below the demolished structure," says Qasim Rasool Ilyas, spokesperson for the All-India Muslim Personal Law Board.
The paper provides conclusive results as well as adequate proof behind all the methodologies presented.
It was only a matter of seconds, but it was adequate proof I'd done the best I could.
The ASA concluded that the ad can only be shown again if adequate proof is included to bear out the pendant's alleged powers.
More recently, Curtis Franks takes up the issue of the second incompleteness theorem for weak arithmetic theories in his 2009, challenging Pudláak's argument that an intensionally adequate proof predicate can be given for Q.
A loss of confidence justified or not in the FAA's ability to require adequate proof of airworthiness from Boeing will be a critical hurdle for other regulators, airline customers and for the flying public.
