The phrase "adequate stable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is sufficiently stable, but the combination of the two words is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The system needs to be adequate stable to handle the increased load."
Alternatives: "sufficiently stable" or "reasonably stable".
Interbreeding is an important sign of adequate, stable numbers.
We must face squarely the implications of this negative trend and make adequate, stable defense spending a top goal both this year and in the future.
With dual roles as clinicians and educators, and corresponding dual sets of professional and legal obligations, nurse faculty may confront unique circumstances in migration that can impact nations' ability to secure an adequate, stable nursing workforce.
This speaks to the new agenda being truly universal". Addressing the vexed issue of how to eradicate extreme poverty while meeting multiple challenges at a time of economic crisis, the communique called for adequate, stable and predictable financing, as well as the efficient use of resources.
However, it is unable to identify adequate, stable, repeatable, and uniformly distributed features in multimodal retinal images [20, 24].
Vyas et al. reported that the use of microimplant-assisted palatal distraction as an adjunct to SARPE provided adequate stable skeletal expansion [28].
The state needs to arrange adequate and stable financing based on reasoned projections of the workload.
We fought a war in defense of some of these countries; yet we are unable to convince them to maintain an adequate and stable supply of oil.
Some children may have had better nutrition and health care, more adequate and stable housing, and more patient parents, all of which nurtured learning.
In fact, analysts say profound questions remain beyond next winter about whether Europe can ever guarantee adequate and stable supplies of natural gas from Russia, its largest supplier.
These new bioabsorbable materials confer initial and intermediate-term stability that is adequate for stable bony healing in various applications.
