The phrase "adequate shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a sufficient or appropriate change or adjustment in a particular situation.
Example: "The team implemented an adequate shift in strategy to address the declining sales figures."
Alternatives: "sufficient change" or "appropriate adjustment".
However, May has told cabinet colleagues that while the emergency brake scheme should be kept on the table, it is not her preferred option as it does not provide an adequate shift from what already exists.
A criterion for choosing an adequate shift, dependent on computer hardware is suggested; it is directly dependent on the eigenvalue magnitudes and the number of bits per numeral of the computer.
In the Dutch study, these items loaded just slightly more on Teamwork across hospital units than on Adequate shift changes.
These results suggest that at minimum a combination of starch/sugar with protein may be necessary to produce adequate phase shift of the liver clock.
More recently, it has been proposed that a single gamma distribution may not be adequate and sites shift co-evolutionarily through evolution in a process called heterotachy [ 15].
Under this condition, removal of excess fluid through CRRT should performed only along with infusion of adequate colloids to shift fluid into vascular spaces.
An obstacle for investigating tolerance to different shifts has been the lack of adequate instruments assessing shift-specific tolerance.
Redistribution of skilled birth attendants, especially midwives, to rural settings with adequate incentives, and shifting tasks to appropriate lower level workers with defined roles and adequate supervision may reduce inequities [ 21].
Similar descriptions has also been presented by Rende, Ramsberger and Miyake [ 7] who states that verbal fluency tests require an adequate mental set shifting ability which guides the strategic search of words and Elfgren and Risberg [ 8] who states that a verbal fluency task requires an ability to internally generate responses and, at the same time, plan and follow rules.
Nor does the slight deterioration in the economic outlook seem like adequate justification for the shift.
This shift requires adequate research resources, tools, and a government commitment to a new paradigm of environmental protection.
