The phrase "adequately discovered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something has been sufficiently found or identified, often in research or investigative contexts.
Example: "The results of the study indicate that the underlying issues were adequately discovered through thorough analysis."
Alternatives: "sufficiently uncovered" or "properly identified".
What new information did you hope to learn, and did your study adequately discover this?
In my own case, I took French at Princeton during my first two years but really didn't learn it at all adequately until I discovered that fundamental reference for my thesis topic was a 200-plus-page, turn-of-the-20th-century math paper in French.
Many cancer biomarkers discovered to date lack sufficient specificity and cannot adequately distinguish cancer from confounding conditions [6].
The Senate report also said that HSBC's American regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, had not adequately punished HSBC when it discovered problems at the bank.
Nevertheless, generative grammar remained a valuable source of psycholinguistic experimentation, and the formal properties of language, discovered or more adequately discussed by generative grammarians than they have been by others, were generally recognized to have important implications for the investigation of short-term and long-term memory and perceptual strategies.
He did so because in that theory a different kind of gauge invariance associated with Dirac's theory of the electron was discovered, which more adequately accounted for the conservation of electric charge.
Words cannot adequately describe our feelings.
Though unappealing taken neat, I eventually discovered a cocktail that adequately disguised this stalky concoction.
When it was later discovered that these concerns were not adequately addressed, Nassar was terminated".
It is likely that there remain many more carcinogens to be discovered, but we have not deployed adequately sensitive study methods.
