The phrase "adequate searches" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of searches conducted, often in contexts like research, investigations, or data retrieval.
Example: "The team conducted adequate searches to ensure all relevant information was gathered before making a decision."
Alternatives: "sufficient searches" or "appropriate searches".
Methodology/Principal Findings: Bolivia, Brazil, India, Indonesia and Singapore were chosen for analysis based on available data and adequate search volume.
Primary analyses are led to specify an adequate search space for the variables.
Organisations such as the European Council on Refugees and Exiles will be arguing hard to restore an adequate search and rescue facility.
Adequate search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean are not happening due to the spurious argument that saving people will only encourage more to come.
There is an adequate search function to retrieve large themes and topics, a zoom lens to enlarge images, and simple commands to store and print documents.
In December 2008 the court granted a judgment in favor of the government, saying it had conducted an adequate search and had come up with nothing.
MSF said in a statement that the "latest tragedy in the Mediterranean... underscores the severe lack of adequate search and rescue operations in the area".
If the book doesn't help, it is a tedious process to find other reference material due to the specificity of the concept, the lack of adequate search capability for reference material, and cost.
"It shows again that the EU considers it acceptable to let people die at sea as a deterrence for migration, instead of providing adequate search and rescue capacity and agreeing on a disembarkation system which prioritises saving lives and gives people a chance to apply for asylum," said MSF humanitarian affairs adviser, Hassiba Hadj-Sahraoui.
Anger at the authorities began to build after the parents of the 5-year-old said that the police had failed to take their complaint seriously, failed to carry out an adequate search and then offered them 2,000 rupees — about $37 — if they would keep quiet about the case.
