The phrase "adequate tuning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the adjustment or calibration of a system, process, or device to ensure it functions properly or meets certain standards.
Example: "The performance of the engine improved significantly after adequate tuning was performed."
Alternatives: "sufficient adjustment" or "proper calibration".
An important activity difference in favor of the prepared catalysts was obtained, confirming that the adequate tuning of basic and oxidant properties lead to a promising catalyst.
This control structure also results in a fault-tolerant system since in case of a failure an adequate tuning of the control mechanism guarantees the roll stability.
Resorting to an adequate tuning of the Aharonov Bohm magnetic flux and Rashba coupling strength, a control of the conductance can be done by varying the strength and the location of the barrier.
In contrast, the adequate tuning of and brings the wanted fairness.
Thus, adequate tuning of these parameters is critical for achieving good network performance.
Conversely, after adequate "tuning" the simulation results could give valuable hints concerning tumor characteristics for which actual estimations might be missing in each case considered.
The Elastic Net can provide the advantages of both penalties and perform no worse than the better of its single-penalty counterparts, provided an adequate 2D tuning strategy is used.
Gill et al. recently reported the first clinical series of diffusion MR imaging performed using a 3-T magnet with adequate technical tuning; diffusion-weighted imaging of the chest is feasible with 3-T magnets.
The results point out which of these measures are adequate functionals for tuning SVM hyperparameters.
Although numerous research endeavors have been achieved in relation with the graphene based ORR catalysts applicable for MFCs, still their collective summary has not been developed, which hinders the acquirement of adequate knowledge on tuning the specific properties of said catalysts.
Google's $10 million pot may be puny in comparison, but semifinalists say the $25,000 prize is adequate support for tuning up their applications and developing business plans for the second round.
