The phrase "adequate to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or criteria for consideration in a particular context.
Example: "The evidence presented was adequate to consider the case for further investigation."
Alternatives: "sufficient to evaluate" or "appropriate to assess".
For this purpose, it is adequate to consider second order AR modeling to obtain the proposed reflection coefficients.
It may not be adequate to consider only the long-term strength of reinforcement, which is the state-of-the-practice at present.
It was adequate to consider the irradiation spectrum as a good simulation of standard DUVR [9] and represented a UV distribution of 4% in UVB and 96% in UVA.
At the start of the project the ports of Antwerp and Ghent were considered together as one industrial zone, but in view of differences in type of industry and in view of the results obtained (e.g. for the adolescents [ 5]), we thought it adequate to consider the results for the ports separately.
For unique cases with improved power to detect subgroup effects, after formally estimating subgroup effect power before the trial and considering the prior probability, table 2 can inform whether power is adequate to consider such an analysis as a hypothesis testing analysis versus a hypothesis generating analysis.
But she goes way beyond the lack of adequate reporting to consider the darker side of her home country.
Even then an unanswered question is whether biopharmaceutical manufacturers are faced with adequate incentives to consider alternative drug delivery systems or alter their formulation choices as early as possible.
The government has said the parents already have adequate time to consider their rights, and granting the ACLU request was unwarranted.
Patients will be given adequate time to consider their participation in order to ensure informed consent to participate in the trial.
