The phrase "adequately before" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward in context.
It could be used when discussing the timing or sufficiency of actions taken prior to a specific event or deadline.
Example: "Please ensure that all preparations are completed adequately before the meeting starts."
Alternatives: "sufficiently prior" or "properly ahead of".
This was the case even though BP knew Halliburton lacked experience testing cement to prevent blowouts and hadn't performed adequately before on a similar job.
The comparison of patients treated adequately before ICU admission and those who received adequate antimicrobial therapy once they were in the ICU is presented in Table 1.
Importantly, mortality rates were significantly lower in patients treated adequately before ICU admission compared with those received adequate therapy even in the first 6 hours in the ICU.
It will take us 12 to 18 months to address these adequately before we can consider commercial or humanitarian deployments," he said.
The boat was salvaged and a new bow put on, but Conner's team never had time to test it adequately before racing began in the Louis Vuitton America's Cup Challenger series off Auckland, New Zealand.
Since there is little scope for structural modification of the pump and motor unit, it is better to design the foundation structure adequately before installation of the pump to meet the desired objective.
"That's never been discussed before adequately".
"The water is there, but needs to be adequately treated before it can be used," Mr. Herath said.
However, spindle speed modulation parameters should be adequately chosen before machining, in order to effectively increase the material removal rate.
"In all the cases that are coming, there is a whole history of information that just was not adequately considered before making decisions," Hasalberger said.
Finally, it is critical for companies conducting virtual meetings to be sure the technology is in place and adequately tested before the meeting.
