The phrase "adequately busy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being sufficiently occupied or engaged with tasks or activities.
Example: "Despite the challenges, I feel adequately busy with my current projects to keep me motivated."
Alternatives: "sufficiently busy" or "reasonably busy".
Less than six months out from my wedding day, I am adequately elated, busy, and stressed.
It is also important to adequately resource busy surgical clinics to support clinical trial recruitment.
One historian suggests that Jennings's financial situation may arisen from the expenses incurred during his political campaigns, his long-time service in state government, and being too busy to adequately manage his farm.
When clinicians recognised the importance of interpersonal factors in communication, they frequently state that these areas were impossible to adequately address in a large, busy, trilingual ED due to contextual factors (e.g. time constraints).
Musical busy-ness could not adequately replace a brilliant movie's spaciousness and detachment.
Given the increasingly notable segmentation of underground space by existing subway tunnels, it is difficult to effectively and adequately develop and utilize underground space in busy parts of a city.
This was the combined result of practical challenges of collecting audio data in busy routine clinics, requirements for adequately documented consent, technical difficulties in capturing and transferring digital audio, and probably some natural reticence of the practitioners about being recorded.
Ostensibly, Ms Von Stetina's technological hardware failed because her nurse was too busy to observe and monitor her adequately.
In an interview, Chief David Baumann of Fire Station 54 declined comment on whether the city was adequately protected, but said that his station is busier since Station 52 was closed last year.
This could be a challenge for clinicians with busy schedules, and patients may not be adequately overseen.
