The phrase "adequately control" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to manage or regulate something effectively.
Example: "The new policies are designed to adequately control the use of resources within the organization."
Alternatives: "sufficiently manage" or "effectively regulate".
Freddie George, of stockbroker Cantor Fitzgerald, said: "We remain concerned that the ranges in womenswear have been expanded beyond the levels management can adequately control.
"The study does not adequately control for the numerous complex factors that dictate chapter choice," he said.
Analysts Retail analyst Freddie George at Cantor Fitzgerald said: "We remain concerned that the ranges in womenswear have been expanded beyond the levels management can adequately control.
While education may be part of the battle, the lack of access to comprehensive contraception services leaves women vulnerable because they are unable to adequately control their fertility.
—In Louisiana, just 26percentt of Medicaid enrollees diagnosed with high blood pressure adequately control it, but in Rhode Island, 72percentt do.
A second shortcoming in existing activism literature is that tests of post-activism changes in operating performance typically do not adequately control for natural trends accounting metrics.
"The 2016 research trials evaluating Bt corn with the Cry1F and Vip3A traits side-by-side showed failure of the Cry1F trait to adequately control Western Bean Cutworm.
Observational studies should adequately control for relevant confounders (eg, baseline comorbidities) and assess effect modification in the analysis.
Large sums of money are spent to provide equipment and manufacturing environments that adequately control each process step and protect the material being processed from contamination.
Can programming predict, or even adequately control, the robot's behavior?
Thus, controlling for census region may not adequately control for the drug overdose epidemic in Appalachia.
