The phrase "adequate to begin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or satisfactory to start a process or task.
Example: "The resources we have gathered are adequate to begin the project without any delays."
Alternatives: "sufficient to start" or "enough to commence".
Plato resolves the paradox by showing that there are different ways in which one might be said to 'know' something and that sometimes having a belief about F is adequate to begin an inquiry into F.
The Food and Drug Administration FDAA) will lose $318 million from its budget, which wasn't adequate to begin with.
As a result, there have been many cases in which the middle third of the nose was thin, suggesting that reconstruction with spreader grafts would be helpful when in fact airflow was adequate to begin with.
Some authors consider 75 nmol/l to be an adequate concentration to begin with, and the best to be between 90 and 100 nmol/l (36 40 ng/ml), although this is still controversial.
Nurses with longer appointment times, and clinicians working in practices and/or roles that facilitated continuity of care with patients, emphasised their confidence in having adequate time to begin a dialogue about weight loss and emphasised that discussions could continue over a series of visits.
Ecoregions provide an adequate regional division to begin a large-scale geomorphic study of processes in stream channels.
In recommending community college as an option for bright high-schoolers eager to get a head start, for example, it fails to recognize the degree to which many community colleges have become way stations of remediation for students who didn't get an adequate high school education to begin with.
Teaching unions had raised concerns that staff did not have adequate resources and materials to begin planning their new lessons.
This seed must be of a certain size to provide an adequate site for the crystal to begin to grow.
There is a myth that we live in an era of no options other than to continue to cut funding for schools and teachers, but what is so disturbing to me is the fact that we have practical options at our disposal to begin to restore adequate funding to our schools.
They do not have adequate budgets to even begin to try to find, investigate, incarcerate, and deport large numbers of illegal immigrants.
