The phrase "adequately dimensioned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that has been sized or measured appropriately for its intended purpose.
Example: "The components of the machine were adequately dimensioned to ensure optimal performance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "properly sized" or "sufficiently measured".
Modeling how each service demands capacity from different resources becomes crucial in order to adequately dimension the network.
The root mean squared errors between the original correlations (upper triangle) and the Euclidean distances of the MDS coordinates are low (0.006 and 0.008 for the ECB and Fed, respectively), indicating that two dimensions adequately capture the temporal differences of the conformed networks and additional dimensions would not add to the results.
The reliabilities, factor structure and validity tests indicate that these items reflect the two perceived aesthetics dimensions adequately.
Compared to the general pavement texture depth (sand patch method), the surface fractal dimension adequately described the surface roughness including macro-texture and micro-texture, and it was directly affected by the proportion of coarse aggregate.
It's the product of the nearly 400 years of race related history on this Continent as well as the inability of the dominant ideology " to describe adequately the collective dimensions of our experiences".
Second, although letter fluency could be considered a task requiring executive control it might be that other tests more adequately capture the dimensions of executive control.
The questionnaire adequately measures important dimensions of first-time fathers' childbirth experience and may be used to assess aspects of fathers' experiences during childbirth.
Therefore, BDI-6 is needed as a brief scale that adequately measures the dimension of depressed mood as a second step when the WHO-5 is below a certain cut-off.
These instruments have limitations in that they do not discriminate between quantity and quality of care [ 28], generally lack psychometric evaluation [ 27], and do not adequately tap varying dimensions of the uniqueness of prenatal care [ 27].
In ManMoS, the skeletal and dental asymmetries were adequately diagnosed in three dimensions.
