The phrase "adequate services for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of services provided to a particular group or for a specific purpose.
Example: "The organization aims to ensure adequate services for all community members, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "sufficient services for" or "appropriate services for".
Iraq lacks adequate services for the housing it has now.
In order to provide adequate services for the patient you need the newest equipment and technologies.
And you want to know if you have adequate services for a student you've admitted".
Several advocacy groups have criticized Chicago Public Schools as not providing adequate services for children with special needs.
A federal judge in Brooklyn ruled yesterday that a New York City agency had failed to provide adequate services for thousands of people with AIDS and ordered the agency placed under federal oversight for three years.
The plan includes objectives like the development of teaching methods that will allow 90percentt of autistic children to speak; the identification of genetic and nongenetic causes of the condition; and adequate services for all afflicted children in the next 7 to 10 years.
Instead Young, targeted by Liverpool, and Downing, wanted by Sunderland, are regarded as essential to providing adequate service for Bent.
This small group of doctors certainly cannot provide adequate service for more than 200 million children, and most of these doctors practice in big cities.
I hope they achieve their immediate goals of ring-fenced and adequate services and funding for victims and survivors.
In issuing her ruling, Jury noted that the city must be able to offer adequate services — particularly those for public safety — if it is to improve.
Most recently, UNICEF's efforts have focused on ensuring that adequate services are available for child victims of sexual exploitation.
