The phrase "adequate to find" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for locating or discovering something.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate to find the necessary information for the research project."
Alternatives: "sufficient to locate" or "capable of finding".
For all its advances, few in the industry think today's technology is adequate to find the oil they will need tomorrow.
Although the remaining compatible matched pairs of this method are correct and adequate to find the parameters of transformation, they may lead to the elimination of some correct matches in the presence of a small threshold value for some challenging image pairs.
If heterologous prime-boost were to behave in humans as it has been seen in rodents and non-human primates, then 8 per group would be adequate to find this effect [50].
This number of candidate genes has proved adequate to find significant genotype-phenotype associations for traits with different degrees of complexity.
Nevertheless, power will be adequate to find relatively small differences based even on subsets of 500 1000 events for a particular treatment or treatment combination.
However, the yield of information on the world wide web was still disappointingly low, and neither published literature nor online databases appear adequate to find all relevant evidence for inclusion in a comprehensive meta-analysis.
"We have very adequate means to find out whether infiltration is taking place or not".
A cryptographic system is said to be secure if the ciphertext does not contain adequate details to find out the matching plaintext.
Therefore, a sample size of 600 generates adequate precision to find clinically relevant improvement of PPV, as compared to the current situation, and NPV that is at least not diminishing.
Now, since equation (5) has a single solution for p1 in the interval [ p; 1], one can repeatedly halve the interval in an adequate manner to find the optimum for p1.
