The phrase "adequate to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for the purpose of development or growth.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate to develop the new software application within the given timeframe."
Alternatives: "sufficient for development" or "suitable for growth".
A considerable progress has already been achieved in this field but the available technical designs are not adequate to develop reliable wave energy converters.
In conclusion, in vitro digestion-assisted approach appears adequate to develop functional foods although in vivo validation should consider both systemic response and the availability at the colon.
This study, started in 2013, was conducted in four main steps to provide an hourly data set of 3H concentrations in the environment, adequate to develop and/or validate transfer models.
Although considerable progress has already been achieved, the available technical design is not yet adequate to develop reliable wind energy converters for conditions corresponding to low wind speeds and urban areas.
However, dependency chain analysis is not by itself adequate to develop an efficient risk mitigation strategy – one that specifies which critical infrastructures should have high priority for applying mitigation controls in order to achieve an optimal reduction in the overall risk.
It has been shown by various authors that this period is adequate to develop a "rigid osseous interface" in rabbits [30].
If time runs out, no money changes hands which Kickstarter says protects both parties as buyers do not pay until developers have adequate funds to develop their project.
Domain Engineering and Component Based Engineering are adequate techniques to develop components related to specific domains.
This study would help the operators to fulfil the gap of lack of adequate knowledge to develop the shale gas play in this basin.
The country has an adequate infrastructure to develop the system under the Ministry of Health and has developed an international post-graduate specialist training program for medical doctors.
They tend to be applied without adequate capacity to develop understanding of the potential risks and impacts on health, behaviour, and practice.
