The phrase "adequate restitution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving compensation or reparation for a loss or injury, typically in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "The court ordered the defendant to provide adequate restitution to the victim for the damages incurred."
Alternatives: "sufficient compensation" or "appropriate reparation".
Now that reparations, especially to Holocaust victims or their families, have become an industry involving lawyers and State Department officials, the possibility that there is no adequate restitution for certain crimes has been quietly forgotten.
No policy provides adequate restitution for being shot dead - our advice is to check www.fco.gov.uk, the Foreign Office's site for up-to-date information concerning where not to go if exposure to civil war or terrorism are less appealing than getting a great suntan.
Greek-Cypriot "no" voters felt that the plan failed to guarantee adequate restitution for 160,000 or more people forced south by the 1974 invasion, and let too many Turkish troops 6,000, as opposed to the present 30,000 remain on the island, under a withdrawal plan whose execution was not guaranteed.
There's a legal provision for compensation but the relevant governments have not set up systems to give survivors quick and adequate restitution.
Peer teams, together with teachers, should organize discussions about restitution (meaning of restitution, why is restitution important, what would adequate restitution be in specific cases etc).
A low dose of hydrocortisone was given within 6 hours of resuscitation when use of vasopressors persisted after an adequate fluid restitution.
The reaction to Allianz's talks with the teams reflects the continuing debate about whether the German government and German companies have given victims of the Holocaust and their families adequate apologies and restitution.
In October 2015, four UN Special Rapporteurs joined Gallón to argue that "the victims of cholera have access to a transparent, independent and impartial mechanism that can review their claims and decide on the merits of those claims in order to ensure adequate reparation, including restitution, compensation, satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition".
Nerve regeneration usually does not allow for adequate target reinnervation and functional restitution.
We have found a homogeneous cooling process, which is in excellent agreement with Haff's law, when using an adequate rescaling time τ, the value of which depends on the particle elongation ξ and the restitution coefficient.
