The phrase "adequately calculated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something has been measured or assessed with sufficient accuracy or thoroughness.
Example: "The project's budget was adequately calculated to ensure all expenses were covered without overspending."
Alternatives: "sufficiently assessed" or "properly evaluated".
Moreover, the sample size was not adequately calculated in almost all of the studies or the sample size calculation was not reported [ 9, 19- 22].
A study for the SAS Institute in 2013 found that, in order to put a value on data, neither the cost of gathering it, nor the market value or the future income from it could be adequately calculated.
The number was adequately calculated for our primary end point; however, many more patients are required to assess possible benefits of CGM on morbidity and mortality.
Unequal sample size for each gestational week did not discredit our data, because at least 20 pregnant women for each gestational age was adequately calculated and our enrolled population were more than two fold of this volume.
We confirmed that this inversion model has a resolution that can adequately calculate slip distribution and slip value (Fig. 2(a)).
σi represents the geometrical parameters that may be used to adequately calculate the electrostatic potential generated by the i-charge element (for example, if the element is a charged line, σi would represent the length of the line).
In our planning comparative study, we were not able to compare the dose to the skin since the treatment planning system used is not able to adequately calculate the dose to the skin.
Our results show that while the SPC model of water describes the equation of state adequately, the calculated dielectric constant is about 10% larger than the experimental one.
This limitation can be taken into account adequately by calculating the confidence limits from the signal's microstatistic structure.
And the price rise of many food items -- outside of pork -- are also not adequately weighed or calculated, analysts say.
And even the price increases of many food items — aside from pork — are also not adequately weighed or calculated, analysts say.
