The phrase "adequate supplement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that provides a sufficient addition or enhancement to a primary item or concept, often in contexts like nutrition, education, or resources.
Example: "The new textbook serves as an adequate supplement to the existing curriculum, providing additional resources for students."
Alternatives: "sufficient addition" or "appropriate enhancement".
Despite campaigns promoting the FA recommendation in Denmark in 1999 and 2001, women in the preconceptional period appear to have neither adequate dietary intake of folate nor adequate supplementation from FA tablets or MV supplements.
Patients who had a diagnosis of pneumonia and who fulfilled the American College of Chest Physicians/Society of Critical Care Medicine criteria for septic shock [ 1], which is defined as refractory hypotension despite adequate fluid supplement and the requirement of vasopressors to maintain the mean arterial blood pressure of at least 65 mm Hg, were eligible for enrollment.
6) Adequate nutrition, supplements (vitamin B6 etc)., physiotherapy and psychosocial support should be provided.
Finally, in rural Maharashtra a study showed that the capacity of the health system was low in terms of providing adequate iron supplements to women during pregnancy and that the public health system could not reassure availability of emergency obstetric care (32).
If you have no choice but to enroll in a school that you don't feel is providing adequate S&T education, supplement it in the home environment.
As shown in Figure 4A, plasma IL-1β decreased by 1.6-fold in SAA-supplemented animals (IL-1β (pg/ml) - SAA adequate, 190±22; SAA supplemented, 116±12; P<0.0116±12
However, often it is difficult for the pregnant women to receive adequate quantity of supplements due to frequent stock out and the provision of supplements on a quota system (not according to actual demand) to the LHWs.
Increasing exercise, keeping dietary plant protein high (a good source of phyto, or plant estrogens), 1500mg of calcium a day in divided doses (through food or supplements), adequate vitamin D (at least 1000 IU a day), and a good intake of Omega 3 fatty acids.*.*
Besides an adequate diet, nutritional supplements could play an important role in the treatment of myopathic patients.
