The phrase "adequate without being" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is sufficient or satisfactory, but not exceptional or outstanding. Example: "The meal at the restaurant was adequate without being spectacular." This means that the food was decent, but not outstanding in any way.
The secondary roles were also adequate without being altogether compelling.
Sweets like galaktoboureko, with a dense custard filling, and walnut cake were adequate without being notable.
After all, if religious reasons can be adequate (a possibility that advocates of the standard view do not typically deny), then they are just the sort of reason that can be adequate without being recognized as such even by our morally serious and epistemically competent peers.
The lawsuit charges that over the years, children with special needs have been suspended, expelled, transferred, discharged or otherwise removed from city schools without adequate notice, without being informed of their legal rights, and, in some cases, without required procedures.
There are ways to ensure that everyone can access adequate health care services without being out of pocket, as highlighted in the World Health Organisation's seminal report.
They also told a committee of the City Council that they were assessed heavy fines without being given adequate time to resolve violations.
"Nor should it be implemented in a rush without adequate training being given to school leaders and governors who will be monitoring staff progress and sometimes having to make difficult decisions and judgments".
Yet also often do so without adequate attention being paid to the underlying technology that's causing structural change.
A practitioner without adequate tools is as inefficient as having the tools without the practitioner.
Even providing aid without adequate security is a risk.
Their implementation without adequate analysis is one graphic example of our ineptitude at running simple trials of social policy.
