The phrase "adequately communicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness of conveying information or ideas in a clear and sufficient manner.
Example: "The team is focused on adequately communicating the project's goals to all stakeholders to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "effectively conveying" or "sufficiently expressing".
He said blood tests turned out not to be helpful in detecting whether a person was infected, and health officials were then criticized by patients who asked: "Why did you draw my blood if it did not benefit me directly?" "Where we failed was in adequately communicating to the community and individuals involved the limitations of that mode of testing," Dr. Agwunobi said.
The stresses of the community have come from making changes and not adequately communicating that in advance and why.
We acknowledge that such a translation presents a difficult hurdle for adequately communicating the range of model outputs.
"But now that Toyota is so big, we've realized that we have not adequately communicated".
The new conclusion finds that the brochure "did not adequately communicate the catastrophic potential" to pilots.
Failure to adequately communicate a laboratory critical value (CV) is a potential cause of adverse events.
They did not ensure that health care administrators could adequately communicate with government agencies during and after a storm.
These signs adequately communicated Mr. Christensen's intent to revoke the implied license to enter his property.
It's simple: Many forecasters failed to adequately communicate the uncertainty in what was an extremely complicated forecast.
And, again, the feelings: I made an additional mistake by failing to adequately communicate my concern for the victims of Katrina.
I believe the comment is important because as this wage disparity grows so does the ability for the employer and employee to adequately communicate with each other.
