The phrase "adequate survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a survey that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The researchers conducted an adequate survey to gather data on public opinion regarding the new policy."
Alternatives: "sufficient survey" or "satisfactory survey".
Barr believes there could be other rare bats on the site, including Bbrandt's or whiskered, but no adequate survey has been conducted.
(China's programs are so new that FORBES was unable to obtain an adequate survey response and didn't rank them. Below are some other international programs that offer the best return on investment).
Third, adequate survey data on smoking behavior was unavailable before 1989.
Among the limitations of the study is that the majority of drowning cases go unrecorded, due to a lack of adequate survey data in hospitals and clinics, information bias and dependence on other data sources, such as police data and post-mortem data.
Although frequently speculated to be extinct (there have been no definite reports since the 1960s), BirdLife International maintains this macaw in the Critically Endangered category, given convincing reports by local people that the bird remains extant, and because not all of its former range has been subjected to adequate surveys.
All the analyses developed in this paper stress the importance of establishing proper monitoring programs based on adequate surveying instruments and data collection strategies, in order to ensure high-density data that could be used in support to the decision-markers.
Nevertheless, the overall effective response rate can be regarded as adequate for survey studies [ 25] and corresponds to previous results of response rates of physician surveys.
As a direct observation of the corroding surface is often a very difficult or even an unfeasible task, corrosion phenomena are more easily and deeply studied, understood, monitored, and even predicted by the adequate electrochemical survey of these parameters, which constitutes the cornerstone of the science of electrochemistry.
Carpender refused as there was no adequate hydrographic survey of that part of the Papuan coast, making it dangerous to sail at night, and movements in the area by day were subject to attack from Japanese aircraft.
These figures enable CAI to be considered as adequate to survey patients at risk of HCC and are competitive with US, the sensitivity of which has been estimated to be 60 70% for the detection of early stage HCC (Colli et al, 2006; Singal et al, 2009).
Another possible limitation may be the 50% response rate which is generally considered adequate for surveys of this nature.
