The phrase "adequately and timely" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe actions or responses that are performed in a sufficient manner and within an appropriate timeframe.
Example: "The report was submitted adequately and timely, meeting all the necessary deadlines."
Alternatives: "sufficiently and promptly" or "effectively and on time."
The perception that the social reality is rapidly increasing its complexity further exacerbates the problem of how to react adequately and in a timely manner for administering the various aspects of social change.
Seeing that encounters are adequately documented and translated into a fair and timely bill that patients are willing to pay is not rocket science.
It also provided data that were adequately timely and complete.
Groupon, which made its 31-year-old founder, Andrew Mason, a multimillionaire when it floated on New York's Nasdaq exchange last year, admitted it "did not maintain financial close process and procedures that were adequately designed, documented and executed to support the accurate and timely reporting of our financial results".
The immune system must have the ability to detect foreign antigen and respond in an appropriate and timely manner, but must also be adequately desensitized to avoid unnecessary response to self.
One of the key issues in ER is to create a realistic and timely understanding of the situation and to identify adequately the needs for action, the Common Operational Picture (COP).
He stressed the need for governments to regulate their financial systems adequately, for governments and the private sectors to provide investors with full and timely economic and financial information, and for governments not to insulate investors from risk by bailing them out when times become tough.
The history of efforts to address metropolitan growth in terms of ensuring housing affordability, open-space preservation and timely investment in infrastructure shows that no single entity or level of government can adequately address such issues on its own.
The revisions have greatly improved this manuscript which now adequately distinguishes DPA from the other important omega-3 fatty acids and which now provides an accurate, relevant and timely coverage of the possible important functional role of DPA.
