Sentence examples for adequate tests from inspiring English sources
The phrase "adequate tests" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to tests that are sufficient in quality or quantity to meet a particular standard or requirement.
Example: "Before launching the product, we need to ensure that we have conducted adequate tests to guarantee its safety and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "sufficient tests" or "appropriate tests".
They said the accident would not have happened had rig workers and their supervisors followed industry procedures, conducted adequate tests and been properly trained.
A14 A Reprieve in Texas Gov. George W. Bush agreed to a 30-day reprieve for a man convicted of raping and killing his stepdaughter, citing concerns that adequate tests on DNA evidence had not been performed.
In a step he had never taken over the course of 131 executions in five years, Gov. George W. Bush agreed tonight to a 30-day reprieve for a death-row inmate in Texas, citing concerns that adequate tests on DNA evidence in the case had not been performed.
PAGE C1 Bush Backs Execution Delay For the first time in his five years in office, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas agreed to a 30-day reprieve for a death-row inmate, citing concerns that adequate tests on DNA evidence had not been performed.
Mr. McGinn was convicted of raping and killing his 12-year-old stepdaughter in 1993, but on June 1 Mr. Bush, citing concerns that adequate tests on DNA evidence had not been performed, granted the reprieve to allow for new DNA tests.
Greenpeace claims Monsanto has failed to perform adequate tests on the soybeans' long-term safety to human health and the environment, and calls the beans "a huge experiment with nature".
"That alone means they have not done adequate testing".
Sometimes these products are introduced into the market without adequate testing.
Tyre supplier Pirelli is to be requested that in between each season adequate testing of wet-weather rubber is undertaken.
"I'm very worried about this being abused" to win approval for drugs without adequate testing, he said.
Joseph Hirschmugl, a spokesman for U.L., said his organization knew of no specific problem but must be cautious because adequate testing had not been done.
