The phrase "adequate to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for carrying out a specific task or project.
Example: "The resources provided are adequate to implement the new software system effectively."
Alternatives: "sufficient to execute" or "capable of being applied".
Thus, it is adequate to implement the semi-dry FGD waste treatment unit on the power plant in question.
We chose to use the widely spread delayed method proposed by[2] which is both efficient and adequate to implement.
Secondly, unlike FAA's TBFM solution, airline-driven BBFM implementation does not require satellite-based tools, as the accuracy of the current navigation and communications tool is more than adequate to implement time-based arrival flows.
But Sanders maintains that existing funding sources should be adequate to implement reforms.
Financing Are available funds adequate to implement policy commitments?
The remaining 31% of trained health care workers felt that the training they received was adequate to implement IMCI successfully.
And there has never been adequate funding to implement personal budgets properly; to identify, let alone meet, all the needs people have to live a life of reasonable quality.
While plans are afoot to address critical issues underlying the influx of unaccompanied child migrants, the fading political attention could undermine the resolve to provide adequate resources to implement these plans.
Such structures are extremely vulnerable during earthquakes and therefore, those structures require immediate intervention in terms of providing retrofit strategies which are adequate, easy to implement and cause minimum disruption.
Finally agencies responsible for managing the airfield pavements have to allocate sufficient funds and adequate manpower to implement and sustain the APMS in order to ensure that it remains productive in the long term.
Spending money on non-program costs is often necessary for a successful program, including monitoring the program's success and having adequate staff to implement the program as effectively as possible.
