The phrase "adequate removal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of removing something, such as waste, obstacles, or unwanted items.
Example: "The report concluded that the adequate removal of hazardous materials is essential for ensuring safety in the area."
Alternatives: "sufficient removal" or "proper removal".
The observation that decellularized scaffolds still contain many cellular proteins, although at decreased abundance, indicates that elimination of DNA does not assure adequate removal of all cellular material.
The task of the flow field is to uniformly distribute the reactant gases across the electrochemically active area and at the same time ensure an adequate removal of the reactant products, which is water on the cathode side in both polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) and direct methanol fuel cells (DMFC).
Adequate removal of unreacted ATE from [125I]ATE was necessary for optimal protein radioiodination.
Adequate removal of posterior osteophytes was routinely attempted using high-speed drill, curettes, and kerrison bone rongeurs.
The cleaning protocols tested in this study did not promote adequate removal of petroleum jelly from root canal walls.
Adequate removal of apoptotic PMNs by macrophages from the wound site is a pre-requisite for the restoration of normal tissue function resolving inflammation.
Several theoretical advantages have been attributed to CRRT over IRRT: more hemodynamic stability allowing more adequate fluid removal; better recovery of renal function; and more efficient removal of small and large metabolites.
Although several advantages have been attributed to CRRT - especially more hemodynamic stability allowing more adequate fluid removal, better recovery of renal function, and more efficient removal of small and large metabolites - none of these could be adequately proven in controlled trials.
The model could improve sanitation in dense urban areas without adequate waste removal.
Adequate heat removal from the core under fault conditions is likely to determine its feasibility.
A media depth of 0.5 m was found to achieve adequate pollutant removal.
