The phrase "adequate software" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe software that meets the necessary requirements or standards for a particular purpose or task.
Example: "The team decided to use adequate software for the project to ensure that all basic functionalities were covered."
Alternatives: "sufficient software" or "acceptable software".
The General Accounting Office has found that many government agencies do not have adequate software to protect themselves, and the same is obviously true for many of the attacked Web sites as well, even those that had recently installed protective software.
Up until now, there was not even adequate software support for some of these process steps.
Currently, without adequate software support to provide a straightforward design flow, the amount of time and efforts required is prohibitive.
In the second step, a suitable approach for each problem can be identified and tested by implementing adequate software.
Technical coupling and reusability of model components is greatly improved through adequate software architecture (SEAMLESS-IF uses OpenMI).
Since it is possible to control all experimental steps by adequate software, it is then possible to make real time opto-digital holographic microscopy.
They're Internet-enabled webcams, cloud-connected data storage drives, digital video recorders and Internet routers whose manufacturers fail to equip with adequate security software and endow with weak passwords that buyers don't bother to change, and therefore are left vulnerable to cyber takeovers by remote control.
If adequate mapping software is used, 50 bp reads produce already highly reliable results for species with a small genome.
As an adequate statistic software, the program "R", developed by members of the University of Technology, will be used.
Others are the lack of adequate statistical software, and the inertia of generations of medical researchers trained to do statistical tests.
This paper investigates the extent to which all mental health trusts in England provide adequate infrastructure, software, internet speed and support for patients to access and successfully undertake computerised cognitive behavioural therapy (cCBT).
