The phrase "adequately exploited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effective use or utilization of resources, opportunities, or information.
Example: "The research team adequately exploited the available data to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "effectively utilized" or "properly harnessed".
The food resources of some regions would not be adequately exploited without moving populations.
Like an evil Hogwarts, the building causes staircases to shift and hallways to wind in circles, an intriguing idea that's never adequately exploited.
However, putting this aside, it is argued here that the tests have not been adequately exploited.
The vast potential offered by agroforestry has, however, not been adequately exploited – which presents both a challenge and an opportunity.
The research that has been conducted so far only represents the tip of the iceberg of what could potentially be done, when adequately exploited.
However, this comparative advantage of camels as a milk producer over other livestock has not been adequately exploited in the improvement of the ASAL community livelihoods.
This work adequately exploits the underlying prior information that feature information exhibits nonlocal self-similarity through clustering similar signal fragments and stacking them together into groups.
The capability to either minimize energy consumption in battery-operated devices, or to adequately exploit energy harvesting from various ambient sources, is central to the development and engineering of energy-neutral wireless sensor networks.
Nevertheless, these efforts have had difficulties in adequately exploiting parallel data processing because they are designed to process the input data using a sequential protocol and thus suffer from the resulting increase in processing time.
Mario Saltarelli, who once worked with Littman at Pfizer, concurs, noting that after he had completed medical school, a neuroscience residency, and a Ph.D. in neuropharmacology, he found that studying epilepsy as an academic clinician didn't adequately exploit his skill set.
Critics maintain that the Yancey mission failed to adequately exploit openings presented by Union Secretary of State William Seward's antagonist attitude towards Great Britain or to address British concerns concerning the effect of the war on Great Britain.
