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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adequate to do" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular task or purpose.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate to do the job effectively."
Alternatives: "sufficient to accomplish" or "capable of performing".
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Is it adequate to do what the Italian government proposes it should do?
The full resources of the Anglo-Saxon language are not adequate to do justice to your self-loathing.
"A first-rate Speaker isn't needed to sort out the muddle, the Speaker needs to be the equivalent of a junior minister, adequate to do the job with plenty of support," snapped one realist.
You might break it down this way: the first $10/hour gets you reliability, the next $10/hour gets you a skill adequate to do our regular production, and the next $10/hour buys all of the extras.
A standard objection to such approaches is that descriptive accounts are not adequate to do justice to the prescriptive elements of normative methodologies.
The limitation of a "minimum sample size" (≈20-30 ≈20-30samples not mean that ESLiM is not adoesate to do binoty comeanisons withatust two biological classESLiM
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Because disclosure is not a straightforward process, adequately facilitating the process demands that caregivers should have adequate skills to do so.
It wasn't the adequate thing to do.
"We don't have the adequate resources to do the job," he said.
It appears JPMorgan did not take adequate steps to do this.
And I personally think there's a substantial and adequate time to do that".
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