The phrase "adequate structure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a framework or organization in various contexts, such as writing, architecture, or project management.
Example: "The report was well-received because it had an adequate structure that made the information easy to follow."
Alternatives: "sufficient framework" or "appropriate organization".
PRP-SF bioscaffold provides an adequate structure and environment for the short time preservation of the scarce MSCs isolated from the synovial fluid of patients.
This is done in two steps: firstly, an adequate structure of the desired multi-model is designed.
The result showed the OCNT retained good conductivity, while the OCNF offered adequate structure defects for efficient post-doping.
In the present work, Al oxide/Al layers have been deposited by RMS on HK40 substrates under various conditions in order to develop the most adequate structure for protection against metal dusting.
However, both in Spain and the other European Union (EU) countries, there is still a high number of tractors without an adequate structure to protect the driver from a roll-over.
But to form an entire heart, the cells require a framework, or scaffolding, to grow on, and finding an adequate structure has proven difficult.
(62-year-old Manchester resident) In my opinion, an age-friendly city must pay particular attention to its senior citizens and regularly meet with them in order to know their needs and build in adequate structures.
Ultimately, the biggest lesson from the Senate committee's request for our investigation of Russian interference is the troubling absence of adequate structures for collaboration among multiple stakeholders, private and public alike, to establish solutions and appropriate oversight.
We must ensure that adequate structures are in place to make the transition to a democratic state.
This has been shown to be effective where adequate structures and supports are in place [ 1- 3].
Lack of adequate structures to support improvement activities often means creating new systems and processes from scratch.
