The phrase "adequate solution for the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a satisfactory answer or remedy to a problem or situation, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we believe that this is the most adequate solution for the current challenges we are facing."
Alternatives: "satisfactory answer to the" or "suitable resolution for the".
MACI was an adequate solution for the management of the large (5 chondralndefectefect.
In a proposal drafted in 1950, the US, UK and France argued that "the restoration of German solvability includes an adequate solution for the German debt which takes Germany's economic problems into account and makes sure that negotiations are fair to all participants".
Other envelope combinations investigated were shown to be more cost-effective with a significant increase of thermal comfort levels and were therefore considered to be a more adequate solution for the context.
While a basic list of extensions worked just fine for a small number of them, it wasn't an adequate solution for the current list of eighty Power-Ups, Atlassian's head of platform for Trello Hamid Palo told me.
From the observations in Figures 14 and 15, the proposed strategy of using the visible FFPs was an adequate solution for the self-occlusion problem during S3DMM-based 3D face reconstruction.
Using research-led screening was therefore assumed to be the most adequate solution for the selection of participants for the effectiveness part of the study.
It is unknown whether use of a plastic stent in the opposite hepatic duct after deployment of an fcSEMS across the liver hilum provides an adequate solution for this problem.
An ALS algorithm is an adequate solution for this problem and already led to good results in the field of image processing [20].
"The government has singularly failed to deliver a convincing case for expansion throughout, or adequate solutions for the nightmare problems it would cause," he said.
That the federal, state, and local governments ultimately failed to arrive at adequate solutions for the social and economic problems that plagued Watts and many communities like it throughout the United States was reflected in the outbreak of the Los Angeles Riots of 1992.
Since Badcock (2003) criticized Williams'anti-mentalism'm', the question arises whether the alternative model of Badcock and Crespi provides adequate solutions for the problems discussed by Williams.
