The phrase "adequate to a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express sufficiency or appropriateness for a specific purpose, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate to a successful project completion."
Alternatives: "sufficient for a" or "appropriate for a".
"It was," says Keneally sweetly, "a splendid validation for an amputee lover to know that he was adequate to a queen, even a deposed one".
The approach is based on an algorithm implementation adequate to a defined architecture.
However, this notion of pastoral rationality would perhaps be adequate to a community of dedicated pastoralists whose social reproduction system has remained impervious to the economic changes in the larger context in which it operates.
Without much expanded public awareness, institutional and individual engagement in the immediacy of the need, and vast political will in support of these actions, this Commission and this Plan may not be adequate to a deadline just five years from today.
In recent years, there has been growing interest in socio-environmental inequalities and impacts on health in Europe since rights 'to live in an environment adequate to a person's health and well-being' were incorporated in the 1998 Aarhus pan-European convention on the environment (ESRC-GECP 2001; WHO 2010).
Yet what makes the novel so affecting is the restraint with which Saramago portrays his hero's dimly dawning consciousness that his own preconceptions are no longer adequate to an understanding of the world's horrors.
7 Pratt's (1964 ) theorem rests on having a sample adequate to detect a true failure of the null hypothesis.
Some may have had a protein intake adequate to enable a skeletal response to calcium; others may not.
The tests assess if capital reserves are adequate to withstand a severe downturn.
"We're confident that Wyoming's wolf management plan is adequate to maintaining a recovered wolf population in the state".
It seems likely that such collateral might also have been adequate to support a rescue on the Bear Stearns model.
