The phrase "adequately broad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is sufficiently wide or extensive in scope or range.
Example: "The guidelines provided are adequately broad to cover various scenarios that may arise during the project."
Alternatives: "sufficiently wide" or "appropriately extensive".
We designed the phase 1 trial to evaluate a dose range in human beings (using well-established rules for interspecies dose conversion (Freireich et al, 1966)) that would cover adequately the broad trough of the U-shaped dose response curve.
"There is certainly a question of whether domain name holders can adequately represent a broad range of Internet users," Ms. Baird said.
Strengths of the study include being well-designed and adequately powered with broad inclusion criteria and low risk of bias due to double-blinding and the multicenter nature of the trial.
However, outcome measures that capture the complexity of SLE and adequately reflect the broad array of symptoms and signs have been challenging to both develop and apply, and limited work has been done to define MCIDs for existing patient-reported measures [ 3].
Many chronic diseases share common risk factors that if adequately addressed in broad-based prevention programs could greatly reduce the onset of many chronic health conditions.
His real and deeper problem, the one at the root of all of the above, is one that has haunted his decade as party leader and still haunts it today – his continuing failure to define the modern Conservative party's broad purposes adequately in ways that both unite his party and command wider confidence.
We've also learned that decision-makers often fail to adequately account for the broad range of objectives that ought to guide their decisions, as well as the performance measures that let them know if they've achieved them.
Only evolution and the nature of the genetic material were adequately covered, while the broad categories of gene expression and regulation and genetic variation were not.
31 This was a large adequately powered study with broad inclusion criteria and therefore we are confident that the results are robust and generalisable; however, there may have been some differences between the two groups at baseline.
The 4.2-K/53-mT 4.2-K/53-mT 4.2-K/53-mThe non-cross-linked fraction of LS can be adequately described using a broad quadrupole doublet with paraMössbaueraracterispectrum [4Fe–4S]2+ clusters (isofer shifthef 0.45 mm/s and quadrupole splitting parameter (Δ EQ) of 1.18 mm/s; ∼90% of total Fe, 1.9 clusters per LS monomer; solid line in fractionA).
