The phrase "adequate sales" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of sales that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular context or business goal.
Example: "The company reported adequate sales this quarter, allowing them to maintain their current operations without any layoffs."
Alternatives: "satisfactory sales" or "sufficient sales".
The FSA said B&B did not make suitable recommendations to customers, failed to maintain adequate sales records and did not have proper systems in place to prevent and address these failings.
In addition, the lack of adequate sales transactions in rural areas further complicates the whole process.
The online survey matched up the candidates' answers with the consumer electronics giant's ideal candidate — someone who need not only a love for tech gear but adequate sales skills to explain a product to the customer in plain language.
Citing the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate cuts, plunging fuel prices, a still healthy housing market, the recent spike in the stock market, adequate retail sales, and the promise of fiscal stimulus, the forecasters speak with increasing optimism of an upturn soon.
Adequate professional sales staffing is essential.
The investigation is also believed to be looking into whether Bonds paid adequate taxes on sales of memorabilia.
Unfortunately, past annuity sales lacked adequate customer protection and many savers paid hefty charges for their original annuity or lost out with poor rates.
In order to make money from private label rights goods speedily, you can just change the graphics, rename, and make adequate changes on the sales page to make it emerge different; as though a new private label rights good is being launched.
Motorway services must provide free short-term parking, free 24-hour toilet facilities and adequate provision for the sale of food and fuel 24 hours a day.
For example, other banks could see the value of their own JGB holdings, which are also substantial, fall.In the longer term, one of the challenges for the privatisation of Japan Post Bank (as also for that of the insurance company) will be balancing the need to generate an adequate return from its sale with that of protecting the interests of smaller competitors.
Just six days before the festival was to be held on an unused runway at the East Hampton Airport, the promoters — Chris Jones, a Montauk hotelier, and his partner, Bill Collage, a screenwriter — posted an announcement online saying "the ticket sales were not adequate to allow the event to continue".
