The phrase "adequately designed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary requirements or standards for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The software is adequately designed for handling large datasets efficiently."
Alternatives: "sufficiently designed for" or "appropriately designed for".
If a short column is not adequately designed for such a large force, it can suffer significant damage during an earthquake.
As most standards ignore the possibility of fire after earthquake, buildings are not adequately designed for that possibility and thus PEF is a high-risk load needed to be scrutinized further, codified and become part of a routine design.
Particularly in inter-organisational R&D projects, the roles of LCAs tend to be unclear and arbitrary, and as a consequence, LCA work is not adequately designed for the needs of the project.
The work performed is related to the analysis of important parameters of the incidents, their inclusion in a database adequately designed for the purposes of this analysis and an importance assessment of this reporting scheme.
Based on our review, there is no specific tool that is adequately designed for the robust evaluation of pharmacoepidemiological studies of drug safety.
A Taqman assay could not be adequately designed for SNP rs999737 in the RAD51L1 region and studies using this platform genotyped the surrogate SNP rs10483813 (pair-wise r2 = 1 with rs999737 based on HapMap CEU data).
In summary, the only drugs with adequately designed studies for HIV-positive population are alendronate and zoledronate, apparently with similar results as previous studies for the general osteoporotic population.
It is emphasized that an adequately designed profile system for measuring the effective change in storage in proper units is as important as the eddy flux term for determining NEE.
An urgent need exists for adequately designed studies to provide conclusive answers regarding the safety of hyperoxia in critically ill patients.
There is a need for an adequately designed trial assessing the effects of a multifaceted intervention in this age group.
No studies to date, including ours, have been adequately designed to establish risk factors for Hafnia alvei infection and further study is required.
