The phrase "adequately captures" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is accurately or sufficiently represented or described. Example: The photo album adequately captures the beauty of the landscape, with its vibrant colors and majestic mountains.
But how do you create a formal measure of systemic risk that adequately captures complex linkages in the financial system?A new NBER paper by Mila Getmansky, Andrew Lo and Loriana Pelizzon attempts to identify some early warning indicators that can be a useful for assessing future vulnerabilities.
At most locations the posterior distribution adequately captures the true model error within the developed model form uncertainty bounds.
The proposed law adequately captures the elastoplastic behaviour of the tested adhesive joints, in terms of their global response.
The method adequately captures the experimental force-displacement responses, hysteretic energy dissipation, and displacement component responses of the walls.
But feminists making these arguments question whether a contractual, choice based approach to these issues adequately captures other values that are also important.
The question remains, however, whether the received view of negative liberty as non-interference in particular adequately captures the political ideal we should be most interested in.
Wallace often expressed the view that life is too profuse for fiction to adequately capture it.
He struggled to find language that could adequately capture the experience.
It agreed to review "existing commonwealth institutions to adequately capture a national system".
There are no words or pictures that can adequately capture what mining has wrought in Nauru.
Pictures of Azzedine Alaïa's latest collection don't adequately capture the three-dimensional quality of the knitting.
