The phrase "adequate to present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for presentation purposes.
Example: "The data collected from the survey is adequate to present at the upcoming conference."
Alternatives: "sufficient for presentation" or "suitable to showcase".
Those deficiencies could appear as a consequence of fact that analysis of dynamic reality is made on the base of historical data, which consequently means that available data represent the past i.e. they are not, or they are only partially adequate to present state of the considered reality.
The concept of variation explained is, in many cases, equivalent to the correlation coefficient, however, for non linear models it is more adequate to present the explained variance [79].
It is due to that lines are not adequate to present a net structure.
In most EU countries for observational retrospective studies, only one application was needed; that is, an exemption or waiver granted to one institution is sufficient or adequate to present to other institutions that may require it.
The coefficient of determination R = 0.90 shows that the model can explain about 90% of variability and, hence, it is adequate enough to present the true relationship between the variables and the response.
Because Morgan Stanley's $35 million fee was contingent on a sale occurring, the shareholders claim that Morgan Stanley did not have an adequate incentive to present all alternatives to the El Paso board.
Joseph L. Fuller, the board's president, said the board decided at a meeting on Sept. 23 that it would not be "appropriate to show that kind of a controversial film without having adequate ability to present a balanced view at the same time".
You assert (editorial, Sept. 28) that "tens of thousands" of Haitians were sent back to Haiti in the early 1990's because they "could not make claims of persecution". However, Haitians requesting asylum were not given adequate opportunity to present their claims, except in the first few months after the coup in 1991, when refugees were given interviews.
And we also have a procedure on the circuit that would give a party to be heard that they can also file the petition for rehearing, which is the panel enters a decision that the party disagrees with and thinks the court has not given it an adequate opportunity to present its argument.
We did not have adequate sample size to present analyses stratified by race/ethnicity and sex.
I feel that there is adequate value to presenting data that might have been expected but in fact have not previously been obtained (as he notes, surprisingly so!).
