The phrase "adequate status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of recognition or standing that is sufficient or acceptable in a particular context.
Example: "The project was given adequate status within the organization, allowing it to receive the necessary resources for completion."
Alternatives: "sufficient standing" or "acceptable level".
Our role going forward is to fight for those who don't have adequate status or protection.
Out of the total of 32 harvested joints, except for one excluded due to infection, 31 presented an adequate status to be histologically analysed.
Children with S-ECC were significantly more likely to have vitamin D levels below recognized thresholds for optimal and adequate status (i.e. <75 and <50 nmol/L, respectively).
It would thus be appropriate to increase intake in those with impending folate deficiency or more importantly in those with overt folate deficiency but that nothing was to be gained by increasing the status of those who had adequate status.
From a total of 64 joints, one had to be excluded due to an infection (OA group); the rest 63 presented an adequate status to be histologically analysed so no modification of the original protocol was necessary.
Vitamin D deficiency (25(OH D < 50 nmol/l) still existed in 88 % of the total population, whereas 18%% of the supplemented group had adequate status v. 4%% in the control group.
Classification of the individually analysed ovine samples resulted in the following distribution: 31.0% = adequate Se status, 18.4% = marginal Se status, 36.4% = deficient Se status and 14.3% = severely deficient Se status.
Kippler et al. (2007) reported higher U-Cd in women who had low iron stores but adequate zinc status compared with women who had both low iron and zinc status.
In contrast, most countries now have adequate iodine status which is the result of increased coverage with adequately iodized salt, a programme that has long been supported by UNICEF and partners.
Following a protein deficit, food preferences change to restore adequate protein status.
