The phrase "adequate suction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, engineering, or any field where suction is a relevant factor, indicating that the level of suction is sufficient for a specific purpose.
Example: "The device must maintain adequate suction to ensure proper operation during the procedure."
Alternatives: "sufficient suction" or "proper suction".
There are two conditions that the flow towards a shrinking sheet is likely to exist, whether an adequate suction on the boundary is imposed [5] or a stagnation flow is considered [6].
Intercostal drainage with an adequate suction device prevents tension pneumothorax development in bronchopleural fistulas.
Generally, respiratory obstruction in infants with RS leads to difficulties in the coordination of suction and of swallowing and glossoptosis impairs anteriorization of the tongue which is necessary in order to obtain adequate suction.
Adequate suctioning was obtained in both groups and there was no other significant complication related to the suctioning noted in both methods.
Create an adequate amount of suction.
All of these events occurred within the first week of tracheostomy, and they were caused by a mucous plug, despite adequate humidification and suctioning.
With full stomachs, relaxed esophageal sphincters and inadvertent gastric insufflation from BVM or mouth-to-mouth ventilation, it is commonplace to approach an airway welled-up with vomit in a circumstance with often less-than-adequate (or delayed) suctioning.
One obvious biological reason is the fact that two different anatomical sites are investigated; one technical explanation could be that suction is superior scratching for collecting adequate amount material.
Our approach successfully predicted the plant-derived matric suctions and UES proved to be adequate for evaluating the hydrological effect of vegetation on landslides.
In certain circumstances, it may be possible to use hard suction hose to draft from a hydrant with adequate water supply but a low flow rate.
Sizing the double-lumen endotracheal tube (Table 3) appropriately is important in order to obtain adequate functional separation of the lungs, establish optimum access for suctioning and bronchoscopy, as well as prevent migration of the tube and consequent herniation of the bronchial cuff into the carina.
