The phrase "adequately as possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent to which something can be done satisfactorily or sufficiently.
Example: "We will address the issues adequately as possible to ensure a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "as satisfactorily as possible" or "as effectively as possible".
The solution was to adapt the translation as adequately as possible by looking each item specifically.
Therefore, perioperative infusion therapy should avoid these complications by replacing blood and fluid losses as timely and adequately as possible.
The distances estimated from the GISs were assumed to rank, as adequately as possible, the cases and controls by the true distance of their dwellings from the HVOL.
Consequently, the goal for both DSM-V and ICD-11 should be to diagnose children as adequately as possible, get them into treatment and so reduce further distress.
Through its objective of initiating interventions at the right time and as adequately as possible, the stepped care model could provide a solution for the problem of applying effective, evidence based care for depression and anxiety.
In order to enable the success of this particular kind of translational movement, the philosophical work must address, as adequately as possible, the relevant challenges of the real world of practice.
In view of the extensive aging of the current population, this topic should be addressed more adequately as soon as possible, by interested physicians as well as by individuals in charge of medical school training and continuing education curricula.
What makes poorer studies less informative is a decreased ability to distinguish between the causative, face-value interpretation of outcomes and the alternative interpretation that the results are spurious because of intrusion of factors not adequately eliminated as possible influences.
However, with summative assessments, we would caution test users to include as many tasks as possible to adequately represent the speaking construct.
It is crucial that the malignant forms of neoplasms are diagnosed and differentiated from benign tumors as early as possible to treat patients adequately.
All staff working in US departments must be adequately trained in using the available resources as effectively as possible.
