The phrase "adequate residence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a living situation that meets the necessary standards or requirements for comfort or legality.
Example: "To qualify for the program, applicants must demonstrate that they have adequate residence for the duration of their stay."
Alternatives: "sufficient housing" or "acceptable living conditions".
The system uses commercial solar thermal collectors arranged in a self-compensating natural circulation system, using no electricity and sized for adequate residence time for disinfection by pasteurization.
The device comprises of a serpentine channel with different cross-sectional areas in different reactor zones to provide adequate residence time for the melting, annealing, and extension reaction to take place.
Due to new market forces, the (mental) healthcare sector has major concerns about the financial resources that will be available in the near future for adequate residence, care, and treatment for patients with mental health disorders.
This suggests that aquifers constitute a potentially efficient alternative water treatment for atenolol, especially if adequate redox conditions are promoted during recharge and long enough residence times are ensured.
A homeless person was defined, at the time a case was reported to the health department, as a person who lacked a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence within the past year or a person who gave a history of homelessness in the recent past (1 5 years).
Additional rural male controls were recruited at public health clinics in villages of the Qalyubia Governorate, north of Cairo, to ensure adequate matching by residence [ 10].
The other 257 patients were discharged either to their residence with adequate analgesics and support of their family or directly for temporary admission in a nursing home.
Whenever the carcinogenic polynuclear aromatics can be eluted they will be active in producing cancer if their residence is adequate.
Finally, we excluded 135 patients for whom we did not have an adequate zip code of residence, due to differences in how zip codes that overlap with county lines are classified by our various data sources.
Assuming that the adjustment by age, gender, education status and place of residence was adequate to deal with potential confounders, the results imply that low-dose aspirin users among colorectal or lung cancer patients have a survival advantage vs non-users.
These findings indicate that in situ bioreactive capping can be a feasible remedial approach, provided that residence times are adequate and that appropriate levels of electron donor and contaminant exist within the cap.
