The phrase "adequate to work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular task or function.
Example: "The equipment provided was adequate to work on the project without any issues."
Alternatives: "sufficient for the task" or "suitable for use".
These include lowering employers' social security contributions, reversing last year's hike in the minimum wage and reforming the unemployment benefit system "to ensure adequate incentives to work".
The need to eat, clothe yourself, and put a roof over your head is a perfectly adequate incentive to work without getting the criminal justice system involved.
Compared with the custom-made Formula One facilities in places like China, Bahrain, Turkey and Malaysia, Silverstone is antiquated — even if the teams and drivers say they have adequate room to work.
Indeed, in an age when countries from China to Bahrain, Turkey, Malaysia and the Gulf states have invested in architectural racing monuments custom-made for Formula One, Silverstone is an antiquated facility — even if the teams and drivers say they have adequate room to work.
The internal architecture of the core provides adequate materials to work with CMU and HCM.
An extension is necessary to give Movants and other interested persons a minimum of adequate time to work through the initial comment record and prepare thorough and well-informed replies.
Although the 2009 Regulation of Social Assistance at Home Units (SAHU) allows its staff to offer services to children with disabilities in their homes, the SAHU staff does not yet have adequate skills to work with CWD.
Ensure that there is adequate light to work by.
This will provide adequate length to work with, without tempting fraying.
Here, governments start to diverge, as there is no international agreement on the standards for adequate housing, beyond the general statement that "adequate shelter means adequate privacy, adequate space, adequate security, adequate lightning and ventilation, adequate basic infrastructure and adequate location with regard to work and basic facilities, all at reasonable cost" ([11], Article 7).
