The phrase "adequate range for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a variety or scope in a particular context, such as measurements, options, or capabilities.
Example: "The product offers an adequate range for users to select the best settings according to their needs."
Alternatives: "sufficient variety for" or "appropriate scope for".
In the HK Kalke experiment, the concentrations of Ca, Mg, Ca, Mn and K (Additional file 1: Table S2) were in the adequate range for these elements in wheat shoots at the given growth stage [54].
In the CULS experiment, the grain concentrations of K (Additional file 1: Table S4) indicated deficiency in this element across all treatments, while Mn (Additional file 1: Table S4) was in the adequate range for grain at maturity [54].
Brackets refer to assumptions made for sensitivity analyses where data were not available or did not provide an adequate range for the parameter.
Second, we have investigated this relationship over an adequate range for drug- or exercise-induced changes in Tc (∼34 42 °C), but it may not be valid for lower temperatures.
The specimens were disarticulated at the shoulder joint and screened for adequate range of motion and for preexisting bony pathologies by fluoroscopy in anteroposterior and lateral view.
There is significant discussion regarding the adequate range of trough concentrations for successful treatment.
We have already stated that for Raz autonomy is to be understood as an adequate range of valuable options.
A central problem here is the way in which the choice of a health insurance plan is tied to features of employment and the unavailability of an adequate range of plans for example, ones that cover people between jobs.
The test retest reliability has been shown to be adequate, ranging from κ = 0.55 for conduct disorders (CD) to 1 for substance abuse/dependence [ 38].
While the three HCD settings tested by no means represent an exhaustive optimization procedure, they are an adequate parameter range for determining methods that will optimally dissociate the largest proportion of proteins encountered in a top down high-throughput analysis.
The Dutch recommendations are to consume at least two pieces of fruit and 200 grams of vegetables per day [ 2, 8] and the adequate intake range for total fat is set at 20 to 40E%, with a maximum of 10E% for saturated fatty acids [ 2].
