The phrase "adequately close" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is sufficiently near or similar to a desired standard or expectation.
Example: "The results of the experiment were adequately close to the predicted values, indicating that our hypothesis was on the right track."
Alternatives: "sufficiently near" or "reasonably close".
In vivo engineered cartilage, generated by enveloping DBM in perichondrium for 3 weeks, could adequately close the punch hole.
At maximum power the chip-to-air temperature difference was 45 °C which is adequately close to typical design thresholds.
Complex collimators were designed that using sources of cobalt-60 could produce beams with characteristics adequately close to those of proton beams.
The estimated maximum value of NSYS obtained from the proposed procedure was found to be adequately close to the actual value observed from OpenSees analysis for the structures and earthquakes considered.
We also conducted a small simulation study to estimate the significance level of the proposed testing procedure, and found that the significance levels tended to be adequately close to the specified nominal level when a likelihood ratio test with significance level of at least 0.01 was used as a preliminary test.
Clusters are formulated in such a way that those z i modes that are adequately close to each other are concatenated, and all elements in the cluster inherit the color of the contracted mode, resulting in a non-overlapping clustering of the input image.
Despite the well-known catchment boundaries and the extensive monitoring, the catchment water balance has not been adequately closed so far.
Pennsylvania is one of only ten states to have not yet adequately closed the Delaware loophole, which is estimated to cost Pennsylvania hundreds of millions of dollars each year.
Cases that require surgical treatment at the time of fracture are rare, these are usually the ones that cannot be adequately closed, reduced and immobilised.
Outcomes studies have demonstrated that EFTR defects up to 2.7 cm can be adequately closed using OTSCs in the majority of cases.
A consultation on the government's walking and investment strategy, which transport charities fear will not be adequately funded, closes on Monday.
