The phrase "adequately dispose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper or sufficient way to get rid of something, often in contexts related to waste management or handling materials.
Example: "It is important to adequately dispose of hazardous waste to protect the environment and public health."
Alternatives: "properly dispose" or "safely dispose".
Arguing that nuclear-related terrorist attacks and nuclear accidents are probable and that radioactive waste is difficult to adequately dispose of, antinuclear activists push for alternative energy technologies to meet the needs of the human race prior to the depletion of fossil fuels.
Four situations were deemed sufficiently serious to require immediate observer intervention and notification of study supervisors: attempting to use a lancet or pipette on more than one person, failure to adequately dispose of a lancet, incorrectly reading an actual test result, and failure to treat a positive result.
Spread of the disease can be controlled by boiling drinking water and by adequately disposing of human waste to avoid the contamination of food.
Owen believes that he has adequately disposed of the second hypothesis, the "teleological" view according to which adaptation to environment alone explains the vertebrate limb.
When governments are able to adequately treat and dispose of wastewater, it leads to better conservation and less waste of fresh water.
Making sure that sewage discharge is adequately treated and disposed of will decrease the potential for spread of the disease.
Candidate performance at each station was assessed by a senior clinician or nurse (who had previously undergone OSCE examiner training) against pre-defined domains assessing infection control techniques; ability to adequately select, prepare and safely dispose of equipment, and the ability to sequence and complete the procedure.
Medical and public health professionals know what is necessary to stop the Ebola outbreak, and the answer is greater resources -- more health care workers with adequate personal protective gear, and more adequately equipped facilities to care for the sick, dispose of infectious waste, and safely handle the bodies of the dead.
They also accused the city of moving to dispose of a building worthy of landmark status "without adequately considering the consequences of its loss".
But even if some of these rights are currently adequately respected they are no less worthy of legal protection – we have long since legislated against arbitrary detention but nobody argues we should dispose with the right not be imprisoned without trial.
