The phrase "adequate to write" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for the purpose of writing.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate to write a comprehensive report on the subject."
Alternatives: "sufficient for writing" or "suitable for writing".
But the judges were not persuaded by Johnson & Johnson's claim to the technology, citing an earlier drug patent decision: "A 'mere wish or plan' for obtaining the claimed invention is not adequate to written description".
Make sure to give your recommender(s) adequate time to write a polished letter of recommendation for you.
We recommend that you give recommenders adequate time to write supporting letters in order to ensure that your application is complete by the deadline.
To attract readers, it's best to choose subjects that are useful, entertaining or informative and that you possess adequate expertise to write about authoritatively.
Norman said he did not find Hall's responses "adequate" and asked him to write to the committee outlining exactly what had happened, whether there had been an inquiry and any action he was going to take.
Students in big public schools "do not always have access to counselors who really know them and can advocate for them". And those teachers and counselors may not have the time to write adequate letters, she added.
The rapid development of large-scale GP co-operatives in the Netherlands can be a threat to the transfer of information and continuity, which is highly valued in end-of-life care Post-graduate education should focus more on the content of the information that is needed by the locum and train GPs to write adequate (electronic) transfer reports.
At first Kermani wasn't particularly interested in poetry, but after they'd been together for a couple of years somebody asked Ashbery for a bio, and Kermani, reading his standard statement, decided that it was in-adequate and set out to write something better.
Ward made an adequate Miller, who is trying to write Tropic of Cancer in between trysts, while Uma Thurman was convincing as the predatory June; Maria de Medeiros played a rather passive Anaïs.
There is a resultant paucity of the kinds of statistical information that keep insurers reasonably certain that the premiums they collect are adequate to the insurance they write.
