The phrase "adequate view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or acceptability of a perspective or observation in a particular context.
Example: "From this vantage point, we have an adequate view of the entire landscape, allowing us to assess the situation effectively."
Alternatives: "sufficient perspective" or "acceptable viewpoint".
A glamorous American actor comes to stay at the wonderfully named Hotel Adequate View on the Italian coast in 1962.
But one or two others, the "Trigger Twist" UFO shooting gallery for example, don't quite work – there's just not enough room on the screen for two players to get an adequate view of the targets.
At the Adequate View, there was no noise from upstairs, no sign at all that the beautiful American was even up there, and Pasquale worried again that he had imagined the whole thing".
Adequate view concepts are of major importance for a wide acceptance and usability of the semantic web.
The technique of graded compression should be used to obtain an adequate view of the small bowel by gently displacing the gas or liquid material present within the intestinal lumen [18].
Conans camera system irritated several critics for failing to provide an adequate view of the situation at certain critical moments.
It is well-known that adequate views frequently cannot be obtained at first attempt.
The proportion of adequate views was significantly lower for the subcostal view and IVC view while trying to get the image from subcostal long-axis view (p < 0.001).
I have here harmlessly included the parenthetical reference to "adequate viewing conditions" just to bring Firth's analysis more explicitly into line with Johnston's format).
One participant, during one scenario, did not complete a full ACES scan, in that they failed to obtain adequate views of both lung bases.
Whether a teacher has adequate views about nature of science should not be judged only by their scores on modern VNOS scales without considering their classic concept level.
