The phrase "adequate visual acuity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to vision, eye health, or assessments of visual performance.
Example: "The eye exam revealed that she had adequate visual acuity to pass the driving test."
Alternatives: "sufficient visual clarity" or "acceptable vision level".
To determine whether an intravitreal injection of triamcinolone acetonide for persistent diabetic macular edema after adequate laser treatment improves visual acuity.
All participants will need to demonstrate visual acuity adequate for walking.
The eye disease symptoms include redness, photophobia, excessive tearing, severe eye pain, and significant deterioration of the visual acuity; without adequate therapy the amoebic infections may lead to blindness [ 3, 10– 17].
To determine whether the traditional regimen of three intervals of full-time occlusion (FTO) for amblyopia without any measurable improvement in visual acuity constitutes an adequate trial.
Inclusion criteria were persistent diabetic macular oedema involving the central fovea persisting three months or more after adequate laser treatment and best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) in the affected eye of 6/9 or worse [ 6– 8].
These two methods of achieving an adequate DHA intake ensure normal maturation of visual acuity and cognitive function, as shown by randomized controlled trials.
Despite adequate antibiotic treatment, numerous case reports show poor visual acuity outcomes following L. monocytogenes endophthalmitis.
"This suggests that actual visual acuity while driving may be not adequate in certain patient groups," writes Goto.
Since the present study reports only one case, further studies on an adequate sample are needed in order to approve broader selection criteria including subjects with higher visual acuity.
Adequate intake of DHA and ARA is currently deemed important because of potential beneficial effects on visual acuity and brain development in infants [ 30], as well as immune health [ 5].
