The phrase "adequately collected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe data or information that has been gathered in a sufficient or satisfactory manner.
Example: "The research team ensured that all data was adequately collected before proceeding with the analysis."
Alternatives: "sufficiently gathered" or "properly assembled".
When the 24-h urine volume was <1 L, participants were asked to repeat the collection to ensure an adequately collected specimen.
Data on safety and complications may be more adequately collected prospectively from multiple centres within a reasonable amount of time.
Mice were sacrificed by cervical dislocation, and tissue samples were adequately collected.
Urine samples may not be adequately collected due to the inconvenience of the procedure.
The data was adequately collected, and the assessment was made in accordance with the procedure for diagnostic SCAN interviews.
Additionally, the time spent on activities such as travelling to the toilet and fetching water were not adequately collected in this study, adding further indirect costs to diarrhoeal illness not included in this estimate.
A1 Intelligence Divisions Decried The Department of Homeland Security fails at times to adequately collect and share intelligence, Secretary Michael Chertoff told a House committee, blaming lingering divisions among the many agencies merged to create the department.
In the worst case scenario, the electrostatic field needed to be 10 times stronger in the vertical mode in order to adequately collect larger particles.
Information gathering from patient by clinicians during diagnostic procedures may sometimes require some skills to adequately collect required information that will be sufficient for the procedure.
It is imperative to establish surveillance systems that adequately collect injury information to quantify the frequency and nature of recorded injuries and to analyze the determinants and causal factors associated with injury.
The EHR platform that was present when the derivation cohort was drawn did not adequately collect social history data such as smoking status (67% missing) and living situation (55% missing).
