The phrase "adequate volumes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing sufficient amounts or quantities of something, often in contexts like research, data collection, or resource allocation.
Example: "In order to draw reliable conclusions, we need to ensure that we have adequate volumes of data from our experiments."
Alternatives: "sufficient amounts" or "ample quantities".
The required concentrations were then prepared by taking adequate volumes from the stock solution.
The expected climate changes effects call for optimal use and sufficient protection of water resources to endure impacts and ensure adequate volumes of sufficient quality.
A basic problem that operators of cashmere warehouses have in some years, especially during drought, is to obtain adequate volumes of cashmere for efficient handling.
In most instances, immediate resuscitation requires administration of adequate volumes of fluid and continued assessment and monitoring to determine improved hemodynamics and tissue perfusion [76].
When a cell concentration of 1×105 cells ml-1 was obtained, adequate volumes of the biosurfactant solutions were added to the wells and incubated for 24, 48 and 72 h.
The advantages of the design presented include: small test footprint, availability of adequate volumes of test solution for subsequent chemical analysis, and sufficient flow to compensate for effects of non-specific adsorption within 24 h.
Without adequate volume, there can be big, sudden jumps in the price from one trade to another.
For example, a person who has difficulty producing adequate volume for speech may benefit from a speech amplifier.
"Within the frame of its diversified funding strategy, the Volkswagen Bank used the E.C.B. tender in an adequate volume," the company said in a statement.
Were I listening to music, I might have been content with merely adequate volume and audio quality.
Hypotension was treated with vasoactive drugs when hemodynamic instability persisted despite adequate volume resuscitation.
