The phrase "adequate record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sufficient or satisfactory documentation or account of information or events.
Example: "The auditor confirmed that the company maintained an adequate record of all financial transactions throughout the year."
Alternatives: "sufficient documentation" or "satisfactory account".
The Board noted, with adequate record support, that customers do not buy software and hardware but data processing.
The question, how to proceed in a criminal case against a defendant who is a mental case, should be resolved only on a full and adequate record.
Clinton asks Branch for two things: some thoughts on "generational change" for his inauguration speech and advice about how to maintain an adequate record of his presidency for future historians.
"Comptroller Weitzman has already determined that Nassau County residents pay the price for excessive compensation, extravagant spending and a lack of adequate record keeping in the form of higher costs for trash removal," Mr. Hevesi said in a statement.
Initially, defendants seeking reversal on appeal must provide the appellate court with an adequate record for determining whether they were wrongfully excluded from a material stage of trial (see, People v Kinchen, 60 NY2d 772).
Both courts made their findings after reviewing the state-court trial record and neither court has indicated that this record is not a completely adequate record upon which to base such findings.
In other cases, the study said, the department simply failed to keep adequate records.
That's fine, if making adequate records is what they're after.
The custodian must maintain adequate records to document all transactions and reconcile the fund.
However, no adequate records are available in Nepal, thus structural engineering practices follow Indian guidelines.
In 2012, according to CMS, Providence failed to correctly administer drugs to a patient and keep adequate records.
