The phrase "adequate to clarify" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something is sufficient or effective in providing clarity on a subject or issue.
Example: "The explanation provided was adequate to clarify the complex topic for the audience."
Alternatives: "sufficient to explain" or "enough to elucidate".
Thus we had adequate statistical power to clarify the shape of the dose-response relation between dietary fibre intake and risk of colorectal cancer and to detect moderate reductions in risk.
Further studies with adequate design are needed to clarify whether or not patients with HHcy should take advantage from tHcy-lowering therapy, as well as to identify the tHcy threshold level that would be worth to treat, to reduce mortality after CABG.
Future prospective studies to clarify adequate treatment modalities in anti-NF155 antibody-positive CIDP are required.
Until standards have been formulated that can identify practitioners whose level of reflection is adequate, it seems reasonable to clarify to stakeholders (curriculum developers, students, practitioners, assessors) what reflection skills are expected and urge learners to develop them as far as possible.
Furthermore, we would like to clarify that "adequate" healthcare of IBD patients is not solely related to the frequency of specialist visits.
Reliable studies that include sufficient numbers of animals to address the host variability over an adequate investigation period are needed to clarify the pathogenetic effects of ABV infection on the development of PDD.
In the absence of positive pathology, we aimed at a clinical follow up of at least 24 months of observation with conventional imaging modalities showing progression in measurable lesions by RECIST criteria, or by an adequate response to therapeutic interventions to clarify recurrent CRC.
Further high-quality randomized controlled trials adequate powered for mortality are needed to clarify the impact of CVVH on these inflammatory conditions.
It is important to note that the WHO Constitution fails to clarify what such adequate measures may be.
