The phrase "adequately determined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something has been sufficiently established or assessed in a particular context.
Example: "The results of the study were adequately determined through rigorous testing and analysis."
Alternatives: "sufficiently established" or "properly assessed".
The two PCR technologies adequately determined semen sex ratio.
The standard deviation of the Gaussian function associated with the detector is adequately determined by users.
The dosimetry of radiolabeled nanoparticles also needs to be adequately determined to estimate potential radiation exposure to normal organs.
Results show that the main system parameters can be qualitatively assessed and adequately determined to describe the experimental observations.
Joint inference regions were determined to assess the significance of parameter estimates and results indicate that all estimates involved in the precursor half-reactions were adequately determined.
However, many of the external factors that govern our climate, including solar variability, cannot be adequately determined from existing operational observations.
The court said the assessment did not adequately determine its effect on the local whale population and the precedent whaling could set in other areas.
In a report to Attorney General John J. Farmer Jr., Mr. Neafsey said the agency also failed to adequately determine the value of the land involved in the property settlement with A. R. DeMarco Enterprises Inc.
The marked variability in thickness for thin tephra suggests that large (even impractically large) samples sizes are necessary to adequately determine mean tephra thickness with reasonable confidence.
In order to adequately determine the diagenetic history of carbonate samples used to monitor the oxygen isotopic composition of past seawater, both 13C and 18O co-variant values are needed.
More detailed examinations of the exoteric features of Leibniz's works will help us more adequately determine which texts (if any) present his considered views and the extent to which his philosophy is systematic.
