The phrase "adequate through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate through the project timeline."
Alternatives: "sufficient throughout" or "adequate during".
However, vitamin B12, which is apparently adequate through habitual intakes, is frequently deficient in the blood values of older adults.
At the end of the training, skills of the research assistants were verified to be adequate through role-play and return demonstration.
During the early phases of hemorrhagic shock arterial pressure is maintained as adequate through the activation of compensatory vasoconstrictive mechanisms guaranteed by the sympathetic system that produces a venous and arterial compensatory vasoconstriction [ 41].
A relatively larger number of users' seems to be required to reach adequate thoroughness through users' design feedback than through interaction data.
The new courthouse should provide adequate space through 2020.
And some wondered if the proposed list of rules rang hollow without the ability of investors to obtain adequate redress through the courts.
A Common Deficiency Although more foods today are supplemented with vitamin D, experts say it is rarely possible to consume adequate amounts through foods.
In 1955 he channeled his fears into the moody and dreamlike "Moonfleet," a period adventure film that has recently been released, in an unrestored but adequate version, through the burn-on-demand Warner Archive Collection.
Electrons leave the cathode and shield, accelerate toward the anode, and, if the stabilization of the high voltage is adequate, pass through the central aperture at a constant energy.
It is therefore in our self-interest to pursue adequate ideas through knowledge of the second and third kinds.
A good mine ventilation design should maintain adequate airflow through mine working areas all the time even in case of emergency.
