The phrase "adequate to know" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether someone has enough information or understanding about a particular subject.
Example: "I believe that the training provided is adequate to know the basics of the software before we start the project."
Alternatives: "sufficient to understand" or "enough to be aware".
The tactic appears to be to rush through the plethora of purported remedies to all of the evils of our economy and medical system before we, the most directly affected, have an adequate chance to know what is being foisted upon us.
For the future, long-term prevention of AD seems more feasible with an active vaccine; however, this requires very adequate biomarkers to know how to select the patients.
We do not claim that it is better than ZFC, but we do claim that it is adequate, and that it is important to know that adequate alternatives exist; we do claim that it is useful to know that there are different ways to found mathematics, as we have encountered the absurd assertion that "mathematics is whatever is formalized in ZFC".
It is therefore important for dentists to be aware of these diseases, to identify high-risk patients by obtaining an adequate clinical history, and to know the appropriate procedures to be followed.
It is a good rule of thumb to wait 4 days before introducing a new food to your baby.[7] This provides adequate space for you to know rather than guess at the source of any new food discomfort.
Therefore, CW systems based on the pure calculation of safe speed on curve (as for example [18]) are not adequate: the system also has to know the safe maneuver for negotiating the curve ahead, starting from what the rider is doing now, which implies to take into account driver's skills and limitations and vehicle dynamics, in addition to road geometry and characteristics.
To know if adequate water is reaching the garden naturally, consider placing a rain gauge next to it and checking this regularly.
"But it's not easy to know what is adequate coverage and what isn't," Mr. Claxton said.
Similarly, low proportions of respondents reported having sufficient time and opportunity to get to know and provide adequate feedback to medical students.
And you want to know if you have adequate services for a student you've admitted".
