'adequate recognition' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the recognition someone receives for their accomplishments or achievements. For example, "The mayor gave the volunteer firefighters adequate recognition for their bravery."
What is missing from yesterday's green paper is adequate recognition of the need to improve the New Deal programmes.
Later, the tone softened, and Sudanese officials said that, though the resolution did not give adequate recognition of their government's efforts to end the conflict in recent weeks, they would co-operate with the AU troops.
Universities say the positions allow academics to focus on improving teaching and student learning, and this rewards talented teachers for performing a crucial role that has not always received adequate recognition.
But how do we come by the normative criteria of adequate recognition?
Therefore, adequate recognition of its radiological patterns is vital to differentiate it from malignancy.
Thus, adequate recognition can only be achieved within an institutionalized order of rights that secures genuinely mutual recognition (Williams 1997, 59 68).
(And while we're at it can we stop pretending as though "opposite" and "same" sex are in any way accurate or adequate?) Progressive legislation and equal recognition need not be rallied for on the grounds that all LGBTQ couples are wealthy, white, able-bodied, cis male monogatrons who are "just like you, but gay".
Mr. Corzine defended it as necessary to generate adequate name recognition.
Because both mathematicians were developing highly original concepts, such as in number theory and analysis, which were not readily accepted by their contemporaries, and because both lacked adequate professional recognition, a lasting friendship developed.
With the proliferation of adequate speech recognition, AI assistants and wireless headphones, the tech is ready to unlock the potential of our most basic form of communication.
Cpl Allbutt's widow Debi and the two survivors argue the tank was not equipped with available technology to protect them from the risk of friendly fire and say they had not been provided with adequate vehicle recognition training.
