The phrase "adequate team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a team that meets the necessary standards or requirements for a specific task or purpose.
Example: "In order to complete the project successfully, we need to assemble an adequate team with the right skills and experience."
Alternatives: "sufficient team" or "capable team".
Require an adequate team to medical staff ratio of 10 athletes to 1 physician.
This approach was preferred because, apart from patients' clinical condition at admission, the outcomes of life-saving interventions depend on providers' skills and the presence of an adequate team, required drugs and functioning equipment.
Both managers and members of the rehabilitation team considered an adequate team composition as relevant to daily practice because it allows the development of a shared interdisciplinary knowledge base and of socio-emotional relationships that facilitate collaboration.
But this particular fact is not self-evident in the hospital setting where care processes are delivered by different specialties and where the process management team - Process Structure - and adequate team effort, interdisciplinary communication, and interpersonal skills - Customer-focused Process Values and Beliefs - are crucial factors.
Social networks characterizing the interplay between teammates are built and analyzed to predict productive collaborations and identify adequate team-members depending on the organization needs and the kind of project.
2018 will likely see a new record in agtech dollars raised, but with larger round sizes, as strong syndication with top-quality investors on both the West and East coasts continues to differentiate true winners from the mere adequate teams in this exploding tech market.
When Rodriguez left Seattle for big Texas bucks, Seattle improved from an adequate 91-71 team in 2000 to a 116-46 feel-good story in 2001.
Killie boss Gary Locke clearly left his side in no doubt that their first-half display was not adequate, his team back out on the pitch a few minutes before the re-start.
This result confirms the basic role of ICU work, in which the most critically ill patients are taken care of by multiprofessional teams and the most demanding treatments can be performed by an adequate number of team members and specialised staff.
Data sharing and adequate communication among team members is essential for care coordination and tracking patients' progress.
An antibiotic team, adequate local antibiotic guidelines for ASP, educational activities and an audit-and-feedback intervention receive early attention and seem to be the first interventions to be implemented when hospitals start with ASP.
