The phrase "adequately due" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something is sufficiently owed or deserved, but it may require additional clarification.
Example: "The funds are adequately due for the services rendered last month."
Alternatives: "rightfully owed" or "properly due".
Mobeam says traditional laser scanners used in major retail locations all around the world are unable to communicate with mobile devices adequately, due to the way handset screens are currently constructed.
Therefore, the paper addresses a realistic scenario, in which real-time information to the destination may not be guaranteed to be received adequately, due to the packet loss.
However it should be noted that Fe nanomaterials proved challenging to test adequately due to their turbidity, aggregation and sedimentation behavior in aqueous media.
Unlike their inherent advantageous features, photovoltaic systems have not yet penetrated the market adequately due to their high price against other electricity generation options.
Additionally, most life-threatening situations cannot be treated adequately due to a lack of critical equipment and medications, and inadequate training of medical personnel in evidence-based emergency medicine.
Although clinical decision support systems (CDSSs) have been proven to be helpful in the diagnosis of primary headaches, the existing guideline-based headache disorder CDSSs do not perform adequately due to this overlapping issue.
Publication bias could not be adequately assessed due to the small number of included studies and due to heterogeneity, but it is possible in a field that mainly consists of small trials.
He probably thought that I was being wilfully confrontational, but I was really trying to sympathise with his position of trying to define something that can never be adequately defined due to its essential nature.
Lighting could not be adequately controlled due to classroom design and infrastructure.
The mechanisms that link COPD with its comorbidities have not been adequately defined due to lack of established experimental/animal models.
However, cell responses to complex 3-D environments are difficult to adequately explore due to the large number of variables that must be controlled simultaneously.
