The phrase "adequately explicit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is sufficiently clear and detailed to be understood without ambiguity.
Example: "The instructions provided were adequately explicit, ensuring that all team members understood their roles."
Alternatives: "sufficiently clear" or "properly detailed".
We describe the use of a frame-based knowledge representation to construct an adequately-explicit bedside clinical decision support application for ventilator weaning.
It is not an attempt at any adequate critical analysis in these areas and as such not based on any adequately referenced explicit review of current evidence.
If the distributed load is adequately represented, explicit exact solutions are found.
However, central in priority-setting decisions are values, which in practice are rarely adequately recognized, made explicit, defined, discussed, and agreed upon.
A number of people (7) reported the experience of medication not working adequately, including an explicit question about the effectiveness of a particular type of medication.
Items that were adequately reported include explicit mention of search methods, comprehensiveness of search strategy, reporting of selection criteria of included studies, methods and appropriateness of validity assessment criteria used, and a conclusion that is supported by the analysis presented in the review.
Making these issues explicit may help health officials adequately address cultural and ethical debates.
Health professionals' current job descriptions are not explicit, and therefore do not adequately support proper training, deployment, defined scope of practice, and remuneration for equitable surgical service delivery in Uganda.
Numerical stiffnesses are presented for three problems which adequately cover the alternative (parameter-dependent) forms which the explicit expressions can take.
