The phrase "adequately chosen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been selected or picked in a manner that is sufficient or appropriate for a particular purpose.
Example: "The words in her speech were adequately chosen to convey her message effectively."
Alternatives: "appropriately selected" or "suitably picked".
This paper presents an approach to identify errors and not adequately chosen levels of abstraction.
However, spindle speed modulation parameters should be adequately chosen before machining, in order to effectively increase the material removal rate.
The IVs, statistically uncorrelated with noise, are adequately chosen and mapped to fuzzy sets, partitioning the input space of the nonlinear plant in subregions for unbiased estimates of the TS fuzzy model consequent parameters in a noisy environment.
The calculations show that if the boiler under analysis is fired with coal of low susceptibility to the creation of corrosion scale and the material of the tubes is adequately chosen, then the rate of tube thickness loss in the final stages of superheaters is sufficiently small to expect undisturbed operation of these surfaces for at least a dozen years.
Construct validity was found to be acceptable when samples were adequately chosen to discriminate between levels of headache.
The estimators are tuned or trained using some study cases adequately chosen for the distributed parameter system.
Experiments show the benefits of adequately choosing the magnetic material of the inductor for vibration damping of a cantilever beam.
Using 1D convergence results, we further show how to adequately choose elementary polynomial orders in order to equi-distribute a priori the discretization error.
Therefore, in the context of small sample sizes, one might consider preferable to apply some variable selection procedure, but it seems crucial to adequately choose those variables to be included in the PS model.
As argued before, the utility functions can adequately be chosen in order to achieve a fair distribution of resources in different degrees.
After settling on the appropriate sentence, he must adequately explain the chosen sentence to allow for meaningful appellate review and to promote the perception of fair sentencing.
