The phrase "adequate technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe technology that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or need.
Example: "In order to improve productivity, the company decided to invest in adequate technology that meets the requirements of their operations."
Alternatives: "sufficient technology" or "satisfactory technology".
Other difficulties were "lack of adequate technology", "teachers not adequately prepared", "inadequate syllabus" and "insufficient knowledge from undergraduate schooling", reflecting the poor level of knowledge imparted by high school education [ 1].
Other difficulties were "lack of adequate technology" (22%), "teachers not adequately prepared" (22%), "inadequate syllabus" (8%) and "inadequate preparedness by the high school education system" (8%).
Our system will be an adequate technology for such high-throughput cell engineering.
But, for now, there is adequate technology available to remind you to clean the gutters.
As with most difficulties in global health care, lack of adequate technology is not the biggest problem.
Design of an adequate technology therefore bases on CLSM imaging fluorochrome-tagged tracers.
Despite the extensive utility of these tools, locus-specific delivery of synthetic molecules remains limited by a lack of adequate technologies.
Accordingly, the first practical use of the Kit-Build concept map can illustrate the ability of the Kit-Build concept map that is adequate technology-enhanced learning for implementing and facilitating the learning environment of formative assessment.
So, for fairness reason and in order not to deny access to the university, students are offered to use adequate technologies.
Many debates over monism and rivals to that position have hinged on the question of reproduction and multiple instances, the thought being that in the case of at least some works, adequate technologies of reproduction yield more than one instance of an artistic artifact, and therefore of the work.
Development of adequate technologies to diagnose malaria in endemic areas remains an important and difficult public health challenge.
