The phrase "adequate stimulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the sufficiency of sensory or intellectual engagement, often in relation to learning, development, or mental health.
Example: "Children require adequate stimulation to foster their cognitive and emotional development."
Alternatives: "sufficient stimulation" or "proper stimulation".
She finds that some centers provide adequate stimulation and nurturing, but not all do.
If a congenital hearing loss is not detected and corrected in the first months of life, the part of the brain that processes auditory signals fails to receive adequate stimulation and its development is likely to be permanently compromised.
Just as the body needs systematic and planned exercise and rest, Unani medicine holds that the human mind and brain need adequate stimulation and proper relaxation as well.
But the twin and adoption studies indicate that any child given a loving home and adequate stimulation is likely to fulfil her potential.
Nonetheless, by using adequate stimulation protocols it is possible to study specific VEP components.
They should also provide adequate stimulation and recognition of teaching in order to maintain workforce commitment.
It, therefore, appears that a given level of expression of avUCP and adequate stimulations are required to induce a detectable change in proton leak activity related to UCP activity at the mitochondrial level.
ERGs were routinely performed before VEPs to ensure that the outer retina was functioning properly and that RGCs received adequate input after visual stimulation.
121 One possible explanation could be that side effects due to activation of the recurrent laryngeal nerve may hamper adequate nerve stimulation to achieve the anti-inflammatory effect of VN stimulation.
As long ago as 1955, Kerruish reported that insemination centres for cows did not provide "adequate sexual stimulation" prior to semen collection: his regimen of intensive sexual stimulation resulted in a "marked improvement in sexual behaviour" and – crucially for our question – an increase in the conception rate.
This finding suggests that the neural responses of the statocyst to adequate vestibular stimulation in the postflight snails are independent of the tilt direction, while in the control animals a directional preference for head down tilt occurs.
