The phrase "adequate visibility for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for sufficient clarity or understanding regarding a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The project requires adequate visibility for all stakeholders to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "sufficient clarity for" or "proper insight for".
The forested area is about 8.8% of the total study area, with some degree of forest clearance that offers adequate visibility for guanaco sampling.
In the section "Study area" the next paragraph was incorporated: "The forested area is about 8.8% of the total study area, with different degrees of forest clearance that offers adequate visibility for guanaco sampling".
In the section "Study area" the following paragraph was incorporated: "The forested area is about 8.8% of the total study area, with different degrees of forest clearance that offers adequate visibility for guanaco sampling".
The subperiosteal tissue was dissected to achieve an adequate visibility of the underlying bone.
I pointed at the bright sun, suggesting it lent me adequate visibility, thanked him for his advice, and cycled on.
Inclusion criteria were primary osteoarthritis in patients with a BMI of < 35, for adequate visibility with an MIS approach.
Adequate visibility is an important factor for achieving successful endoscopic hemostasis for the treatment of upper GI bleeding (UGIB).
This study designed a double-blind, randomized controlled trial to assess whether adequate visibility can be achieved with lower uterine filling pressures using normal saline for diagnostic outpatient hysteroscopy and whether patient discomfort can be reduced.
Acquiring adequate visibility and access is essential to success which will require the use of a dental microscope.
The primary outcome measure was the proportion of procedures where adequate visibility was achieved during diagnostic outpatient hysteroscopy.
Moreover, as with any "behind the meter" resource, the system operator lacks adequate visibility into when, where and how much these resources are producing.
