The phrase "adequately educate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or effectiveness of education provided to someone.
Example: "The goal of this program is to adequately educate students about the importance of environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "sufficiently teach" or "properly instruct".
yes, many people are too busy/lazy/whatever to adequately educate themselves on the issues.
If Texas can adequately educate the new student majority, Dr. Murdock said, the potential reward is large.
"It does not adequately educate travellers about the differences between the hotels' own claims and those confirmed by external audits or certification".
This school still lacks the planning permission needed to adequately educate its secondary age pupils, who are bussed in each week from Lambeth, south London.
Lack of nurse knowledge and the use of various types of devices contribute to their confusion and inability to adequately educate parents.
There is evidence to suggest many undergraduate nursing curricula do not adequately educate students about the factors that contribute to medication errors and possible strategies to prevent them.
Nurse educators must be adequately educated to address genomics as it will eventually become commonplace, with global applications in health promotion, disease prevention, and diagnostic and treatment strategies.
"I know that all my industry partners are having trouble finding adequately educated people".
"Do you expect there to be a shaker lesson?" Mr. Ortiz said he guessed that employees were adequately educated.
The majority of respondents felt that their children were adequately educated about the dangers of abduction and sexual abuse.
Many students--253 (61% --reported that they do not feel adequately educated about pharmaceutical industry-medical professionals' interactions.
