The phrase "adequately cared for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of care or attention given to someone or something, often in contexts related to health, well-being, or maintenance.
Example: "The elderly residents in the facility are adequately cared for, ensuring their comfort and safety."
Alternatives: "properly looked after" or "sufficiently attended to".
In turn, LHWs who are not adequately cared for may deliver a less than adequate service [ 28].
"At one point his daughter, who rarely got angry, actually swore at him, because her mother wasn't being adequately cared for".
"There are a lot of people with drug and alcohol problems and they need to be adequately cared for … When you have guards who ridicule people with health problems, that's a setup for failure.
Others point out that Italy has not yet established a legal market for dealing with the material that does surface and that cannot be adequately cared for or displayed in overflowing Italian museums.
Even Mr Yildirim, the imam, accepts that the right way to interpret the Koran is that one should have only as many children as can be adequately cared for.
I would like to know who is ensuring that the resident children of St Basil are being adequately cared for and why the state's Office of Children and Family Services is allowing the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese to maintain an unlicensed residential center for children?
And they create children they are unable to adequately care for.
Containment asks whether we are adequately caring for future generations with current storage methods for radioactive waste.
Once they leave, who will be left with the will and the capital to adequately care for Haitians?
For 25 years, he said, he and his gang have waged war against a succession of regimes that failed to adequately care for his people.
How do you plan to adequately care for the hundreds of thousands of children whose families do not have that option?
