The phrase "adequately dealt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a situation, issue, or problem has been handled or addressed sufficiently.
Example: "The committee has adequately dealt with the concerns raised by the community during the meeting."
Alternatives: "sufficiently addressed" or "properly managed".
"There are cultural narratives and cultural stories in various parts of the world that we believe have not been adequately dealt with by North American and European institutions".
Issues of how to integrate them with conventional systems, he added, "are difficult problems and have not been adequately dealt with except in specialized cases.
Kindt-Lien is concerned that other sources of pollution are not being adequately dealt with: "The main polluter is perhaps not the private car," he says.
Under the law, whistleblowers have to make complex legal assessments about whether their disclosure has been "adequately dealt with" under internal review procedures before they can speak out.
Anshu Jain resigned as co-chief executive of Deutsche Bank in June as investors contended that he had not adequately dealt with the legacy of past misdeeds.
That the president lied is clear, and that the matter was adequately dealt with through the impeachment process is equally clear.
However, he did say: "A proportion of the applications did not adequately deal with the question of necessity or proportionality.
The engine is a bit noisy but adequately deals with the car's unloaded weight of about 3,100 pounds.
The UNHCR is desperately under-resourced, and simply does not have the capacity to adequately deal with people of concern here.
But Steve Gillan at the Prison Officers Association POAOA) said the prison service was failing in its duty of care for prisoners and prison staff by not adequately dealing with synthetic cannabis.
"They've made no effort to open themselves up to the public, to hire and screen people or to train people to adequately deal with these situations".
