The phrase "adequately categorize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to classify or organize information in a sufficient or satisfactory manner.
Example: "The research aims to adequately categorize the various species of plants found in the region."
Alternatives: "sufficiently classify" or "properly organize".
A recent clinical algorithm developed by Blot et al. demonstrated favorable operating characteristics to discriminate Aspergillus respiratory tract colonization from IPA in ICU patients, whereas the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer/Mycosis Study Group (EORTC/MSG) criteria failed to adequately categorize patients in the absence of conventional risk factors [1].
Scholastics (de Libera 1995) are those philosophers that engaged in the "universalia debate": a continuation of the ancient Greek debate on how we can form logical systems to adequately categorize and refer to the world; and what the ontological status of language in these categorization systems is.
Can this pathophysiological differentiation adequately categorize a physician's action of discontinuing medical devices for VS or CS?
Therefore, when the population is sufficiently large, the spot-sampling approach may provide enough statistical power to adequately categorize exposure, particularly when samples are collected on multiple days.
Currently collected data do not allow us to adequately categorize PPH according to severity and therefore to determine outcomes for women with differing degrees of blood loss.
Rather, tropes are by their nature such that they can be adequately categorized both as a kind of property and as a kind of substance.
Ambiguous situations cannot be adequately structured or categorized by the individual because of insufficient cues [ 1].
A positive rating was given if an adequate external indicator was used to categorize patients according to change status, the indicators were adequately described, and the relationship of the indicator with the questionnaire was sufficiently documented [ 37].
If the self-reported measure reflects quantitative matching, then the vast majority of these truly matched workers should be categorized as adequately matched, but only 27% are categorized as such.
The primary outcome measure was the percentage of women who accepted to be screened and were finally categorized as adequately screened.
