The phrase "adequate to both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that meets the requirements or standards for two different subjects or situations.
Example: "The solution provided was adequate to both the technical and budgetary constraints of the project."
Alternatives: "sufficient for both" or "satisfactory for both".
Its principal argument, she said, will be that the right to self-defense is adequate to protect both pregnant women and their fetuses.
Sample sizes for gonopodial surface area and distal-tip shape differ because preservation effects and natural variation precluded photographs adequate to examine both features on all specimens.
(Fig. 1C) These results are similar to the observations made in Canada where 30 50% of children and adults have been reported to be vitamin D deficient., The IOM concluded that dietary and supplemental vitamin D intake is adequate to satisfy both children and adults.
There was little difference in the Youden Index between the two points, and the primary purpose of this screening was to identify workers with depression; therefore, the pair of scores of BDI ≥10 and TQI =2 would be adequate to identify both workers with depression and those with comorbid disorders.
To profile students into types, we needed to devise a measure, which would be both adequate to track progress over time and usable with a clustering algorithm.
This work proposes a system based on evolutionary algorithms which implement a computer-automated exterior lighting design both adequate to irregular shaped areas and able to respect lighting pole positioning constraints.
The psychometric properties of the PV-NPSI rendered it adequate to evaluate patients with both central and peripheral neuropathic pain syndromes and to detect clusters of NeP symptoms.
In conclusion, the psychometric properties of the PV-NPSI render it adequate to evaluate patients with both central and peripheral neuropathic pain syndromes.
Procedures based on information criterion statistics for comparing different structures of the random effects component are generally suitable to achieve a model which is both adequate to explain the sample data and, upon validation against an external data set, generalizable to the broader population (see Figure 1).
Starting with the CF at the response threshold, the BF may shift to lower or higher values with increasing SPL (Aitkin, 1976; Kaas, 1982), although staying, on average, near the CF. Thus, measurements of responsiveness taken at the CF or BF of a given unit are both adequate to represent the neural response characteristics in the frequency/intensity domain.
Whether the projected increase in calorie production is adequate to meet expanding human demand, both as food consumed directly and as feed for livestock, is uncertain.
