The phrase "adequate to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for the purpose of assessment or judgment.
Example: "The data collected from the survey is adequate to evaluate the effectiveness of the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "sufficient for assessment" or "suitable for evaluation."
This kind of instrument is adequate to evaluate medicines prescribed for high-prevalent acute conditions, but impairs the evaluation of medicine access for chronic diseases, since under this circumstance the visit to the doctor may have happened long before the adopted recall period [ 9] and does not detect the access to medicines that are not dependant on prescription.
"The current physical agility test is extremely lax and is not adequate to evaluate the actual physical conditioning of the security force".
Therefore, this approach is adequate to evaluate residual stresses for the mechanical design of cemented implants.
The flexibility provided by the κ-μ distribution is adequate to evaluate the performance of modulation diversity.
This test method can be adequate to evaluate film coating glazing or multiple solar control coating glazing.
The use of blood samples to assess the physiological indicators involved in cellular stress response, immunity, and oxidative stress seems adequate to evaluate heat stress.
Such histological and morphological characteristics strengthen the hypothesis that RECIST criteria are not adequate enough to evaluate response in patients receiving bevacizumab (Chun et al, 2009; Gruenberger et al, 2012).
The Internal Revenue Service lacks an adequate plan to evaluate the effectiveness of its pilot program requiring certain low-income taxpayers to submit conclusive proof of their eligibility for a special tax credit, according to a report by the General Accounting Office.
"However, current inflation pressures were subdued," the minutes said, "and were expected to remain so for a considerable period, thereby providing adequate opportunity to evaluate ongoing developments and tighten policy as needed later".
Others say that the ruling was correct and that it illuminated precisely why the shield laws should be open to case-by-case consideration because the jury should have adequate information to evaluate the witnesses it hears.
[A22.] I.R.S. Criticized for Tax Credit Plan The Internal Revenue Service lacks an adequate plan to evaluate the effectiveness of its pilot program requiring certain low-income taxpayers to submit conclusive proof of their eligibility for a special tax credit, the General Accounting Office said.
