The phrase "adequate to those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for a specific group or situation.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate to those who needed assistance during the crisis."
Alternatives: "sufficient for those" or "suitable for those".
"We have a fund that is not adequate to meet those needs.
"They have been supplied with heat adequate to heat those apartments," said Jon Herbitter, the project manager for the Chetrit Group.
Representative Mark Foley, Republican of Florida, asked investigators to "examine the state statutes and regulations of Florida, Georgia and California -- as well as do a national sampling of other states -- to determine whether existing state laws are adequate to prosecute those responsible for these heinous acts".
"The processing of Syrian Government Assisted Refugees resumed only after there was confidence that our procedures were adequate to identify those vulnerable persons in most need of protection while screening out threats to Canada," the statement continued, pointing out that private sponsorship of refugees continued during the audit.
If such a coalition could be created, and maintained, the work at hand would still include all the efforts I mentioned earlier (phone calls, petitions, canvassing, etc)., along with urgent, immediate, massive, sustained campaigns of civil disobedience and disruption adequate to overwhelm those currently in power, who have proven impervious to more "normal" political pressures.
As I started to do projects within these contexts, I suddenly found that all my Le Corbusier was material that was really not adequate to operate on those scales".
As I started to do projects within these contexts, I suddenly found that all my Le Corbusier was material that was really not adequate to operate on those scales". I remind him of the tower blocks in Glasgow, and the surrounding urban motorways in the Scottish city and elsewhere in Britain, which appear to be the embodiment of his detested modernism.
Mr. Greenspan stopped short of proposing precise figures for increasing the standards, but said that the current level of capital was not adequate to protect institutions, particularly those interested in making riskier types of loans and investments.
From the points just made, we conclude that the data collected and methods of analysis implemented, were adequate to detect selection for those genes undergoing positive selection.
Its means are adequate to its ends; and on those means alone was it expected to rely for the accomplishment of its ends.
