The phrase "adequate study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a study that is sufficient or satisfactory in quality or quantity for a particular purpose.
Example: "The researchers conducted an adequate study to determine the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "sufficient research" or "appropriate examination".
"Adequate study has not been done".
PAGE A12 Alarm Over Transplants The use of healthy people as living liver donors is expanding too quickly and without adequate study, a leading medical journal says.
Still, critics of the 510(k) system point to the sometimes disastrous consequences of letting a device be widely used without adequate study.
The use of healthy people as living organ donors for adults who need liver transplants is expanding too quickly and without adequate study, according to an article being published today in The New England Journal of Medicine.
When a court tried to stop the planting of genetically engineered beets a couple of years ago pending adequate study, the U.S.D.A. allowed it.
A20 Caution on Transplants Urged The use of healthy people as organ donors for adults who need livers is expanding too quickly and without adequate study, a medical ethicist and two liver surgeons wrote in the New England Journal of Medicine.
"The evidence supporting claims in favor of nonpartisan elections is inconclusive at best," the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law told the commission last week, opposing a vote now, "in light of the unanswered substantive questions and the absence of adequate study".
There were clear inclusion and exclusion criteria, with adequate study power and 100%% follow-up.
Any adequate study of this intertwined set of problems must involve interdisciplinary collaboration among philosophers and theorists in the social as well as the natural sciences.
Investigations with adequate study design and exposure assessment revealed consistent neurobehavioral effects and attributable subclinical and clinical signs and symptoms of impairment.
An informal Internet-based survey found only 2% of EDs are equipped with EEG machines or have a technologist who can properly apply EEG electrodes, troubleshoot problems, and record a technically adequate study.
