The phrase "adequate step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures that are sufficient or appropriate for a particular situation or goal.
Example: "Implementing a training program for employees is an adequate step towards improving overall productivity."
Alternatives: "sufficient measure" or "appropriate action".
At the hip, extension at initial contact decreased indicating less compensation necessary to achieve adequate step length.
One approach to accelerate Algorithm (1.2) with (1.3) is to develop line search methods that can determine a more adequate step size than a step size satisfying (1.3) at each iteration n so that the value of (|x_{n+1} - T(x_{n+1})|) decreases dramatically.
The information had to support task progression (adequate step by step cooking instructions to prepare the dish) and provide feedback designed in such a way as to allow learners embedded in the task activities to notice (consciously or unconsciously) the formal properties of the language.
"They took no steps or adequate steps to say 'we want them for trial in Spain'.
It appears JPMorgan did not take adequate steps to do this.
"It is likely the government will take adequate steps," Mr. Arokszallasi said.
It said that Conviasa failed to show it had taken adequate steps to prevent future accidents.
The Times said, in a contemporary leader: "No warnings were issued, no watch was kept, no adequate steps were taken".
Other recommendations in the committee's report included increasing prosecutions of adult sites that fail to take adequate steps to prevent children obtaining access to them.
[C4.] F.D.A. Talks to Boston Scientific Officials of the Food and Drug Administration said that Boston Scientific had taken "adequate" steps to assure the safety of its Taxus drug-coated stent.
The regulator said in a statement that Wonga "was not taking adequate steps to assess customers' ability to meet repayments in a sustainable manner".
