The phrase "adequately direct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is sufficiently straightforward or clear in its communication or intent.
Example: "The instructions provided were adequately direct, allowing everyone to understand the task without confusion."
Alternatives: "sufficiently clear" or "appropriately straightforward".
He added it would also be looking at computer evidence as well as claims that the there was a failure to adequately direct the jury regarding identification.
Conservation measures are often effective in supporting natural enemy populations but their success cannot be guaranteed; the greatest limitation to the development of effective CBC is due to a failure to adequately direct biological control services to achieve suppression of the target pests.
While the data summarized here provide insights into pneumonia in China, they also serve as a reminder that reliable and high quality national and regional data on pneumonia incidence and etiology are needed to adequately direct prevention and control efforts.
Given the required reduction in noise level, edge sound barrier walls alone will not adequately attenuate direct train noise.
But commission staff said in its report that the city didn't adequately demonstrate direct, local adverse health effects.
Although all these models may represent pulmonary vascular disease adequately, the potential direct effects of the triggers used to induce PH on the RV limit their use to study the pathobiology of RVF.
Instead he has built a small diva-drama, which Ludovica Villar-Hauser has directed adequately and unimaginatively.
Such children may or may not necessarily be adequately supervised or directed by responsible adults and include the two co-existing categories referred to by UNICEF as those "on the street" and those "of the street".
"Even a very preliminary analysis shows that as the basis of these disasters, as a rule, there lies a failure by officials to carry out their direct duties adequately," he said at the time.
"Even a very preliminary analysis shows that as the basis of these disasters, as a rule, there lies a failure by officials to carry out their direct duties adequately".
Therefore, such variable elements provide considerable potential for regulation that, however, can be adequately explored only by direct experimentation.
