The phrase "adequate side of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing a sufficient or acceptable aspect of something, but it would need to be clarified with additional context.
Example: "When considering the budget, we need to ensure we are on the adequate side of our financial projections."
Alternatives: "sufficient aspect of" or "acceptable side of".
The front seats have adequate side bolsters but are just average in terms of comfort.
The new Apple TV will be improved in terms of gaming capabilities thanks to its improved specifications, too: 4K gaming could make the set-top box move even more toward its console competitors, provided developers and consumers show adequate interest in that side of things.
However, the above situation may possibly be accounted for by the inefficiency of the national health care policy, insufficient commitment to QM, etc. Whatever the causes, the lengthy QMS implementation constitutes a serious problem and calls for an adequate consideration on the side of health care politicians.
But she goes way beyond the lack of adequate reporting to consider the darker side of her home country.
But I do think an objective look at the data should lead the next Fed chief to be very careful to give adequate weight to the full-employment side of the central bank's dual mandate (i.e., maximum employment consistent with stable prices).
The C-arm fluoroscope is placed on the uninjured side of the patient, and adequate image rendering is verified before starting the operation.
Adequate political will and mobilization on the side of the government is needed to provide for the other requirements of the policy.
Earlier the government in Skopje had announced: "It will resume upon restoration of order on the other side of the border and of adequate conditions for controlled entry".
The equipment side of the SCC should have adequate lighting to allow a technician to perform all needed tasks.
A breach of contract occurs when one party fails to uphold his side of the contract without an adequate legal excuse.
