The phrase "adequate visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of visual elements in a particular context, such as design, presentations, or educational materials.
Example: "The presentation included an adequate visual to illustrate the key points effectively."
Alternatives: "sufficient visual" or "appropriate visual".
They complained that the rounded design reflected "a callous disregard for the fundamental rectilinear frame of reference necessary for the adequate visual contemplation of works of art".
Although the insect eye provides less clarity than the human eye, insects can form adequate visual impressions of their surroundings.
Also, all drivers were to have adequate visual, hearing, communication and physical capabilities to complete the simulator driving tests/assessment.
This suggests that turkeys are primarily focused on finding nest sites that provide adequate visual obstruction from predators.
Large scale transportation projects can adversely affect the visual perception of environmental quality and require adequate visual impact assessment.
As a consequence, the increased brightness and the unbalanced contrast of CLAHE are adjusted and an adequate visual quality for the processed images is attained.
Although feasible, fragility was not explored in this study since probability values are not adequate for visual representation.
The basic functional requirement of in-vessel visual inspection system is to perform a fast intervention with adequate optical resolution.
By combining clamshell thoracotomy with the use of multiple thoracotomy retractors, we were able to obtain adequate surgical and visual fields to achieve complete excision.
There are more ways to connect in the virtual classroom than in many physical classrooms, which can be large, impersonal and lack adequate audio or visual technology.
We felt that this was an appropriate and adequate duration for visual rehabilitation, or time for development of any complications.
