The phrase "adequately experienced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has sufficient experience in a particular field or task.
Example: "The candidate is adequately experienced for the position, having worked in similar roles for over five years."
Alternatives: "sufficiently experienced" or "properly experienced."
Some dozens of immortally great expressions of the human spirit have been written for performance by live actors for live audiences and cannot be adequately experienced in any other medium.
Correlation with CT is very good, therefore the latter can be avoided if the examiner is adequately experienced in CEUS imaging (Fig. 5).
In our series, only a limited number of patients could be imaged with CEUS immediately after detection of the equivocal finding, as this depended on the availability of an adequately experienced operator; in the majority of patients CEUS was scheduled for a later date.
Safe use of He/O2 in the intensive care unit requires specific equipment and supervision by adequately experienced personnel.
It may be that few carers see themselves as being adequately experienced in dealing with suicide crises, having been involved in perhaps only one.
Not all women will have access to adequately experienced teams in specialized centers who can work with them to achieve such control or family support integral to effective self-care.
Perhaps the additional efforts with the WICM to maximize information provision to informal caregivers regarding available services and how to obtain these services, as well as advice regarding how to perform certain care tasks adequately, were experienced by informal caregivers as interference.
Results: Of the 731 respondents who completed the questionnaire adequately, 412 (56%) experienced instrument-playing problems; 219 (30%) had symptoms severe enough to interfere with normal playing.
We also apply the instance-based learning concepts, to choose proper actions in states that are not experienced adequately during learning.
Pharmacological treatment is traditionally the method used for lifestyle-related diseases, and the doctors did not think they were adequately trained or experienced in prescribing physical activity.
An adequately trained and experienced cytopathologist is necessary to reduce the number of nondiagnostic FNACs, and the interpretation of cytology is relatively more dependent on the expertise of the cytopathologist than CB is on the quality of histopathologist.
