The phrase "adequate regard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of considering or respecting certain factors or principles in a given context.
Example: "The committee must ensure that they give adequate regard to the opinions of all stakeholders before making a decision."
Alternatives: "sufficient consideration" or "proper attention".
Such methods, however, lack adequate regard for complex natural habitats.
Birmingham told the independent commission that Redknapp had shown "no or no adequate regard to the rules or the club's financial health generally". Maybe, but who signed off all these deals?
High short-term profits led to generous bonus payments to employees without adequate regard to the longer-term risks they imposed on their firms".
Rather, we should distinguish between a narrow understanding of recognition based on the feature of mutuality and a wide understanding grounded in the idea of adequate regard (Laitinen 2010).
External funds are invested in training systems, buildings, and initial production of materials without adequate regard for the recurrent costs associated with keeping the training going, the buildings clean, and the printing presses running after the external monies end.
It can be concluded that with the limited test data presented in the chapter, design recommendations found in the Canadian Standard are adequate regarding the yield resistance and somewhat conservative regarding the effect of shear lag and the ultimate resistance.
Since the hubs considered represent distribution centres, the picture is not adequate regarding transport logistics hubs.
This score has been shown to be satisfactory in its objectives and especially adequate regarding its sensitivity for infection (84 %).
It does not take into account the information provided by x and is not adequate regarding the conditional coverage for any x.
The bin width was defined to include 15 trials, which seemed adequate regarding the total number of trials ranging from 100– to 200 trials per participant.
The performance of the New Chinese Diabetes Risk Score is adequate regarding the detecting and predicting type 2 diabetes in the Chinese population and performs better than most of the existing risk scores for detecting undiagnosed type 2 diabetes in the validation population of the Qingdao cross-sectional survey in 2009.
