The phrase "adequate to yield" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, to indicate that something has the potential to be sufficient or productive. For example, "The company invested adequate resources to yield a high return on their investments."
An important issue in the design of stated-preference surveys is whether the information provided to respondents within a survey instrument is adequate to yield valid value estimates.
He defends the view that such foundations are available and that they are adequate to yield knowledge of the external world.
In the latter work, Hume's main argument that reason alone is not adequate to yield moral evaluations (in Appendix 1) depends on his having demonstrated throughout the book that at least one foundation of moral praise lies in the usefulness to society of the praised character trait.
Sample sizes appeared to be adequate to yield stable correlations, although power calculations were reported in three studies only.
Thus, the amount of administered drug should be adequate to yield systemic concentrations that will optimally saturate or modulate the target.
Its digital equivalent is however straightforward with image volume data — and only HREM data currently provides spatial resolution adequate to yield meaningful measurements [ 34,35].
This will enable us to make the national trial large enough to yield adequate statistical power to detect such an effect across many centres.
Furthermore, the relative rarity of colorectal cancer in primary care makes it difficult to design a study large enough to yield adequate power to detected significant clinical predictors of colorectal cancer (Hamilton and Sharp, 2004).
Generation depends on three main factors, i.e., the presence of organic matter rich enough to yield hydrocarbons, adequate temperature and sufficient time to bring the source rock to maturity.
The challenge is to remove enough breast tissue to prevent recurrence, while saving an adequate breast volume to yield satisfactory cosmetic results.
We considered these questions adequate and able to yield good information.
