The phrase "adequate technical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of technical skill or knowledge that is sufficient for a particular task or purpose.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated adequate technical skills during the interview, making them a suitable fit for the role."
Alternatives: "sufficient technical" or "acceptable technical".
About half reported that they lacked adequate technical support.
Auditing standards require that all audits be conducted by persons having adequate technical training.
State officials hoped the proposal would address some concerns that the new tougher academic requirements do not give vocational students enough time to learn adequate technical skills.
Hospitals also worry about high maintenance costs, an uncertain payoff on their investment, a lack of staff with adequate technical expertise and resistance from doctors.
Even if the crash programs had been intrinsically sound, the party had not had time to prepare adequate technical and managerial staff or to educate the new industrial proletariat.
The ball goes out for an opposition throw-in, deep in their final third, and it is universally accepted that they do not have the adequate technical skills (or simply the upper-body strength) to play/hurl their way to safety.
The classification approach provides adequate quantitative technical support for flexible policy design and has the potential to promote efficient regional emission reduction, optimize regional industrial structures and distribute enterprises rationally.
Government programs such as Youth Enterprise Fund in Kenya and Youth Enterprise Support in Ghana were envisioned to support young people to be entrepreneurs and job creators; however, many of the youth still lack adequate vocational, technical, and business development skills necessary to set up and grow businesses.
Inadequate workforce skills and training, which includes lack of adequate scientific, technical, and manufacturing skills required for renewable energy production; lack of reliable installation, maintenance, and inspection services; and failure of the educational system to provide adequate training in new technologies.
There was also the balance of the UN agencies providing adequate, financial, technical and manpower support as would be appropriate when trying to support the government with an emergency programme.
Government hospitals have trauma centres and see more traffic accident victims, and therefore " they are likely to get more potential donors" [R13], but most government hospitals in Mumbai do not have adequate authority, technical capacity, and human resources to maintain brain-dead patients and retrieve and transplant organs.
