The phrase "adequate to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for the purpose of eliminating or getting rid of something.
Example: "The cleaning solution is adequate to remove tough stains from the carpet."
Alternatives: "sufficient to eliminate" or "capable of removing".
Secondary PRS is adequate to remove decay heat after DEC.
That sum is at the low end of analysts' estimates and is well below what many analysts consider adequate to remove doubts about the creditworthiness of European banks and to restore their access to international money markets.
During the study period, the average SWRO membrane flux was maintained between 19 and 23 LMH, whereas the average generated back flow flux by high salt concentration solution was only 11 LMH, which was not adequate to remove foulants from membrane surfaces.
However, since hemodialysis is normally performed every few days, this is not adequate to remove enough phosphate to restore normal serum phosphate levels (Hergesell & Ritz 2002).
Unlike the large tumours, lymphatic drainage from the lungs and liver and hepatic ducts of the liver are adequate to remove waste.
This might even be adequate to remove the pollen stain if it hasn't penetrated too far.
This process has particularly unique and adequate features to remove volatile compounds present in liquid mixtures at trace levels.
It warned that the plant used unclean tanks to make heparin, that it accepted raw materials from an unacceptable vendor and that it had no adequate way to remove impurities.
Provided that all safety requirements are met, gluten-containing raw materials treated in an adequate way to remove CD-active gluten fragments may be used together with naturally gluten-free ingredients to create an extended choice of high-quality gluten-free products.
The Tribunal de Grande Instance declared that YouTube, which lets people post videos to the site, had made sufficiently adequate efforts to remove programs like "Heroes" and "Grey's Anatomy," for which TF1, the biggest television company in France, owned French broadcasting rights.
If the indication for laparoscopy is to manage a life threatening condition such as a ruptured ectopic pregnancy then it is in the best interest of the patient to do what is required surgically to allow adequate access to remove the ectopic pregnancy.
