The phrase "adequate to decide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether the information or evidence available is sufficient to make a decision.
Example: "The data we have collected is adequate to decide on the next steps for the project."
Alternatives: "sufficient to determine" or "enough to conclude".
There is a subtle caveat with respect to the concept of just how "informative" a sequence is: because sequence conservation can stem from two extremes (i.e. conservation amongst phylogenetically distinct sequences or merely redundancy due to phylogenetic/sampling bias), the sensitivity tools we present here are not completely adequate to decide whether an initial dataset is optimized.
The currently available data are not adequate to decide in favour of or against this question.
In approximately 80%% of cases, the information in the referral letter is adequate to decide whether a full clinical assessment is warranted.
The consent procedure should be an on-going process, which involves more than only an initial informed consent document: researchers should engage prospective study participants in frequent discussions about their research, as well as give them adequate time to decide whether they wish to participate in the proposed research, ensuring that participants realise that participation is voluntary.
Finally, clinics need to ensure that all patients recommended to do (more) treatment receive the adequate decisional support to decide about whether to follow or not medical recommendations.
When patients were offered the choice and given enough time to decide, the outcome was classified as 'adequate'adequate
One main goal of the Arceo et al. [ 22] study was to determine an adequate sample size and to decide which dpi were the most informative with regard to future PRRS response expression studies in the blood.
Careful diagnosis of ankle joints with suspected ligamentous trauma is necessary to decide on adequate therapy.
The proposed schemes consider channel condition and inter-node distance to decide the adequate channel coding usage.
These findings are of practical importance for researchers working with Ultramicroscopy to decide on adequate sampling rates.
In order to make adequate gaps, it is important to decide whether to preserve the PCL based on the intra-operative gap measurements made with the PCL intact.
