The phrase "adequately contained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is sufficiently held or enclosed within certain limits or boundaries.
Example: "The hazardous materials were adequately contained to prevent any leaks or spills during transportation."
Alternatives: "sufficiently enclosed" or "properly confined".
But perhaps it's pointless to quibble: no writing career as long and diverse as this one could be adequately contained in a single anthology.
We have expended ever-increasing amounts of blood and treasure, alienated much of world opinion and provided a recruiting tool for Islamic fanatics in order to eliminate a relatively minor threat that had already been adequately contained through internationally sanctioned means.
And it is not certain that the chemicals – some, such as benzene, are known to cause cancer – are adequately contained by either the well structure beneath the Earth or by the people, pipelines and trucks that handle it on the surface.
Studies in humans have shown that AKI can be prevented or more adequately contained if treatment is instituted shortly after the initial kidney insult [13].
Rather, decision makers must view risk as a dynamic process that cannot be adequately contained with static tools.
The animals were adequately contained by the researchers to carry out the treatments without the need for anesthesia.
In developing a site for geologic sequestration, one must assess potential consequences of failure to adequately contain injected carbon dioxide (CO2).
Experts in both the American and Russian Navies asserted that the Kursk's reactor compartment would adequately contain any radiation leaks for years, but Aleksandr Nikitin, a former Russian naval officer who disclosed the dumping of radioactive wastes at sea by the Russian Navy, warned on Monday that the Kursk's reactors could begin leaking radiation within weeks.
But the record trading gains for some banks come as Washington is pushing for stricter regulation of a financial industry that failed to adequately contain its risk taking, leading to the financial crisis.
Clinton, in turn, promised to consider entitlement caps at some future date if his yet-to-be-presented health care plan fails to adequately contain rising costs.
This may indicate that TNF is a particularly important mediator if the host does not adequately contain viral replication.
