The phrase "adequate to generate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or capable of producing a desired outcome or result.
Example: "The resources we have are adequate to generate the necessary output for the project."
Alternatives: "sufficient to produce" or "capable of generating".
The application proved to be adequate to generate traffic compatible with NPB application workloads.
In face recognition tasks, one kind of feature set is not adequate to generate superior results; thus, selection and combination of complementary features are crucial steps.
Spatial indexes like R-tree variants that are particularly efficient for range queries are not adequate to generate large maps that may be displayed at different scales.
Hence we found it adequate to generate 100 datasets for all sample sizes.
This size sample was adequate to generate a reliable citywide prevalence estimate yet still be conducted quickly.
Previous studies of microperoxidases show that the CXXCH pentapeptide is adequate to generate increased distortion of the heme toward the ruffled conformation.
Alternatively, the market-clearing interest rate could fall below zero, leaving the central bank unable to move its policy rate low enough to generate adequate demand and trapping the economy in a prolonged slump.
This is a new approach to genetic research, and some science blogs believe that a 1,000 person sample size may not be enough to generate adequate data.
Pure mineral oil could not generate GelMA droplets because the viscosity of the mineral oil was not high enough to generate adequate shear stress.
Seven trials used adequate methods to generate a random sequence: computer-generated random sequences (Chaisson 2001 USA; Walley 2001 PAK; Zwarenstein 1998 ZAF; Zwarenstein 2000 ZAF), a random-number table (Kamolratanakul 1999 THA), coin tossing (Wandwalo 2004 TZA) or drawing of lots from a basket (Newell 2006 NPL).
Third, and perhaps most embarrassingly, RBS's business in the round lacks what the bank describes as adequate "momentum" to generate the relevant capital simply by generating bigger profits.
