The phrase "adequate time to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency of time needed to finish a task or project.
Example: "In order to ensure quality work, we must allocate adequate time to complete the project before the deadline."
Alternatives: "sufficient time to finish" or "enough time to accomplish".
The conundrum for Nasser Hussain was to show confidence in his bowlers and his reading of the pitch, and leaving them adequate time to complete the job while at the same time eliminating the possibility of a home win.
(The president, who has invited the company to submit another plan, said he rejected the earlier plan because a Congressional mandate that called for him to decide by mid-February did not allow adequate time to complete environmental reviews).
In January, President Obama rejected the company's previous application to build the full pipeline, saying a Congressional mandate that he decide on the project by mid-February did not allow adequate time to complete environmental reviews.
I was provided with adequate time to complete the learning tasks.
Each participant was given an opportunity to answer or clarify questions regarding survey or survey items and adequate time to complete the survey.
In order to allow adequate time to complete the FOBT and return it to the laboratory, patients will be given four months to do so.
But as the deadline approaches, Mr. Luscombe cautioned, some tax advisers may suggest that filers opt for an extension so they can devote adequate time to completing the return.
Save enough time to complete your reading.
Allow enough time to complete your work.
Multiple visit endodontic treatment could be a direct result of lacking adequate clinical time to complete the treatment in a single visit.
1.7 MHz filter bandwidth: The second configuration has a sensing filter that is more adequate to detect wireless microphone signals, but the process will take a longer time to complete, i.e., 2.4 × 8,000/200 = 19.2 s.
