The phrase "adequate to resolve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something is sufficient or satisfactory to address a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The proposed solution is adequate to resolve the concerns raised by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "sufficient to address" or "capable of solving".
"We have always believed that only a global solution would be adequate to resolve the problem of global aviation emissions".
This level of resolution is adequate to resolve signal responses from multiple fluorescence probes located within individual cells or different locations within the same cell.
Our analysis suggests that the simplified treatment of entrainment in 1D models is adequate to resolve the general behaviour of the weak plume.
In today's filing, the last in this sequence, Microsoft said it "has a responsibility to its employees, shareholders, business partners and customers, as well as to this court, to propose an appellate process that is adequate to resolve the many issues presented.
The average resolution observed during these studies was ∼900 (FWHM), which is more than adequate to resolve the signals produced by the known variants of RBP4.
We have previously shown that tagging SNPs capturing the linkage structure defined by physical position 88,901,306 to 88,916,775 are adequate to resolve an association with obesity-related dylipidemia [4].
They also told a committee of the City Council that they were assessed heavy fines without being given adequate time to resolve violations.
More generally, instability, apparently due to numerically induced resonances, has been observed in the application of the implicit midpoint scheme to vibrating structures and could be expected also in the simulation of nonlinear wave phenomena; in such applications it is adequate not to resolve the highest frequency modes, so the proposed methods could be very useful.
Indeed, CHK1 may suppress late replication origin firing and arrest cell cycle progression to provide cells the adequate time to resolve the problem [ 47].
Responses to questions at level A are no longer adequate in form to resolve questions at level B, which inevitably take on new aspects through their application to new circumstances.
First, they require large data sets to generate adequate statistical power to resolve modules, and can therefore be limited in populations with a small number of relevant mutations such as studies of specific developmental or signaling processes, drivers of cancer evolution, or interacting candidates in genome-wide associations.
