The phrase "adequate tracking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or effectiveness of monitoring or following something, such as progress or data.
Example: "The project requires adequate tracking of all expenses to ensure we stay within budget."
Alternatives: "sufficient monitoring" or "proper oversight".
While the function of adenovirus proteins has been analyzed in detail, the dynamics of adenovirus infection remain largely unknown due to technological constraints that prevent adequate tracking of adenovirus particles after infection.
Adequate tracking can be verified in real time from the dynamic loop and manually adjusted if needed.
Adequate tracking was verified in real time.
A total of 2193 segments were analysed and adequate tracking was achievable in 2185 999%) segments.
Only images with > 4/6 segments of adequate tracking quality were included for analysis.
28 Despite careful attention to tracking and frame rates, poor acoustic windows prevented adequate tracking in a minority (8/2193 segments).
The Indian Health Service, for instance, provides exams for rape victims at only 27 of the 45 hospitals it finances and, according to a federal report in 2011, did not keep adequate track of the number of sexual assault victims its facilities treat and lacked an overall policy for treating rape victims.
Small- and medium-sized innovative enterprises are usually newly established, and the lack of an adequate track record of quantitative economic and financial information implies a greater degree of informational opacity of these firms compared to the traditional ones.
Use the up-to-date online register to ensure you keep adequate track of your funds.
Through this study, an adequate optical tracking strategy was studied, and the possibility of cooperation with other systems was also validated.
Efflux of isotopes from the cells due to lack of organification and low uptake of tracers can compromise adequate cell tracking [[24]].
