The phrase "adequate to substitute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable to replace another item or concept.
Example: "The new software is adequate to substitute the outdated system we were using before."
Alternatives: "sufficient to replace" or "fit to take the place of".
MR. CASSELL -- We think that it provides a substitute adequate JUSTICE STEVENS -- That is equally adequate to the Miranda warnings?
To find out an adequate substitute to commercial rennet, in the present work, optimization of such culture conditions and medium components was done, where intense milk-clotting activity and low proteolytic activity were observed.
Further studies should be conducted to develop public healthcare strategies to provide adequate substitute diets and treat infants that have a diagnosis or symptoms suggestive of cow's milk allergy, a current concern in many countries [ 24].
His office plans to distribute a flyer telling how to make an adequate soup substitute.
To that extent, solid contacts have proven to be an adequate substitute of liquid contacts as inner layer for ion-to-electron transduction, allowing industrial production of miniaturized ISEs.
Current bone substitute approaches are still limited in effectiveness and to date no adequate bone substitute material has been developed for routine clinical application.
Although some studies have found PRC to be an adequate substitute for PRA when calculating the aldosterone to renin ratio [ 12, 14- 17], there are a number of arguments for retaining PRA as the method of choice.
The motivation for this study was to find an adequate substitute for lactose as carrier in dry powder inhalers and to overcome some drawbacks inherent to lactose.
During the argument on Wednesday, the justices' focus on whether the detainees were being offered an adequate substitute appeared to assume that either a reasonable substitute or habeas corpus itself had to be provided.
