The phrase "adequate to conclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether the information or evidence presented is sufficient to reach a conclusion.
Example: "The data collected from the experiment was adequate to conclude that the hypothesis was valid."
Alternatives: "sufficient to determine" or "enough to reach a conclusion."
The final decision, issued Thursday, said the evidence was adequate to conclude that Provenge "improves health outcomes for Medicare beneficiaries" and was therefore "reasonable and necessary" for their treatment.
In some conditions, such as MI, stroke, and arterial stiffness, data from recently performed experiments is not adequate to conclude, and it shall be valuable to continue recording with latest technology.
It reviewed the clinical trial data and then rated the strength of the data on a scale of 1 to 5. The 10 voting members, mainly doctors and health policy experts, averaged 3.6 on the question of how much confidence they had that there was adequate evidence to conclude that Provenge significantly prolongs survival.
However, since there is no adequate evidence to conclude that conventional angiography can result in worsening vasoconstriction, in highly selected cases, when the clinical suspicion of intracranial aneurysm remains high despite normal or non-diagnostic CT, lumbar puncture, and MRI studies, conventional angiography has to be considered.
With regard to the AWACS personnel, Thorson added that, "We know some of the AWACS crew were incompetent beyond belief, and there is more than adequate evidence to conclude that several crewmembers were grossly negligent".
According to our case report, we do not have adequate information to conclude whether this phenomenon was dose-related or idiosyncratic.
In summary, we found insufficient evidence of adequate quality to conclude that interventions involving alternative models of organising or delivering antenatal care have been demonstrated to be effective in reducing infant mortality or PTB in socially disadvantaged or vulnerable populations compared with standard models of antenatal care.
It is not adequate to always conclude that since pro-tobacco media advertisements had been associated with adolescent smoking, then similar findings may also be obtained in all settings.
An analysis based on transcriptomic profiling alone is far from adequate to accurately conclude the overall effects of LH-mediated LHR activation on ovarian cancer, but this work exemplifies the gargantuan amount of information and cellular responses associated with LHR expression and activation in ovarian epithelial cancer cells.
"The panel looked at data and said it doesn't look like we have an adequate database here to conclude this substance is generally recognized as safe, so they revoked its status".
Thus, there is adequate background data to conclude that several pancreatic diseases of obscure etiology may be due in part to hitherto unidentified toxic effects of chemical agents encountered in personal or general environments.
