The phrase "adequately constrained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is sufficiently limited or restricted in scope or parameters.
Example: "The experiment was designed to ensure that all variables were adequately constrained to produce reliable results."
Alternatives: "sufficiently limited" or "properly restricted".
Methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O) and sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) are powerful greenhouse gases with global budgets that are well-known but regional distributions that are not adequately constrained for the purposes of mitigation and policy initiatives.
"We welcome this news and expect to see a strong statement of objections confirming the commission's earlier findings that Universal is a danger in the physical and digital market because it cannot be adequately constrained by competitors, customers or piracy," said Helen Smith, executive chairwoman of Impala, a group in Brussels that represents independent labels.
Since in practice, each antenna is connected to its own power amplifier, this is not sufficient; the instantaneous power per antenna must be adequately constrained.
The estimators of the isotropic variance are already adequately constrained and do not need to be adjusted.
By adequately constraining the geometric solution, the classical limitations of the inverse problem design can be overcome.
One approach we have explored is to adequately constrain the problem by introducing additional observations, such as multiple images taken under different viewpoints or different illumination conditions.
A major cause of unreliable models is excessive model complexity, and regularization methods aim to improve the predictive performance by adequately constraining model complexity.
Later economists would devote a great deal of attention to the question of whether competition in fact adequately constrains the workings of the acquisitive drive and whether a market system might not display cycles and crises unmentioned in The Wealth of Nations.
Imaging instruments (e.g., the Atmospheric Imaging Assembly on the Solar Dynamics Observatory) have several advantages over spectroscopic instruments, such as cadence, field of view, and spatial resolution, but do not have enough independent channels to adequately constrain the temperature distributions of the observed plasmas.
To adequately constrain these events, it will be necessary to perform more sophisticated modeling that includes both the seismic and InSAR data.
Accurate prediction will require a deeper understanding of HAB physiology and ecology than is presently known in order to adequately constrain parameters in coupled physical-biological models.
