The phrase "adequate staff" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the number of people or employees needed to handle a particular job or task. For example, "The store needs to hire adequate staff to keep up with customer demand during the holiday season."
A judge has ordered South Africa to distribute nevirapine at public hospitals that have adequate staff and expertise.
They lack time, expertise and adequate staff, with the result that departmental ministers are often left to run amok.
The center lacks adequate staff and technical expertise, the audit said, to alert the public to dangerous or disruptive incidents.
More than six years after the act was enacted, the state information commission does not have adequate staff.
Not only do they not have adequate staff to handle security, she said, they also often skirt fire codes.
New software designed to assess the risk that offenders pose to the public was rushed into service without adequate staff training.
"They don't have adequate staff," said Mr. Thompson, whose district includes much of the East Side and 27percentt of Buffalo's African-American population.
Fifty-four percent of nursing homes do not meet minimally adequate staff levels, and 92 percent have less staff than necessary to give optimal care.
Acknowledging a lack of adequate staff and training, the government committed to the 16 Vita recommendations and, after sustained pressure, to the seven offered by the children's commissioner.
For all the amenities that his outpost lacked — reliable electricity, sufficient anesthetic, adequate staff — it did have, somewhat miraculously, a satellite fax machine.
Yet, the practice of forcing overtime on nurses and other health care workers is common in New Jersey's hospitals and nursing homes, which often rely on forced overtime instead of maintaining adequate staff.
