The phrase "adequate raising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing sufficient or appropriate levels of elevation or improvement, often in relation to standards or expectations.
Example: "The project requires adequate raising of the funds to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "sufficient elevation" or "appropriate increase".
0.9 % NaCl is not an appropriate solution as its tonicity is insufficient to ensure an adequate raise of PNa levels.
Moreover, only a month earlier, a report by Perry's own staff had concluded that "reliability is adequate today," raising the question of why the rule was necessary.
Without adequate pay, raising requirements for qualifications can result in little more than meaningless credentials.
To date, the establishment of MPAs has rarely proceeded with adequate information, raising concerns that emerging networks will perform poorly [45].
"The reason for that, in part, is that the things that you'd need to do to make the tax system in this state fairer and more adequate will raise some people's taxes.
And his early attempts to push through UN reforms without adequate consultation raised hackles as well as eyebrows, particularly among the developing nations.Furthermore, the low-key Mr Ban is not the natural showman that Mr Annan was.
In a previous study we observed that a fluid challenge of 4 ml/Kg is adequate to raise the mean systemic filling pressure (Pmsf) and to increase venous return in fluid responsive patients.
Recycling can attenuate the overall greenhouse impact and the hazards associated with ash storage, but millions of tons of CCW are now put to "beneficial uses" that, absent adequate monitoring, raise environmental questions.
It would also be easily evaded and incapable of raising adequate sums unless set prohibitively high.
The new sales tax would promote growth by raising adequate revenue without taxing savings.
