The phrase "adequately filter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effectiveness of a process or system in removing unwanted elements or information.
Example: "The software is designed to adequately filter spam emails from your inbox."
Alternatives: "sufficiently screen" or "effectively sift".
Renal impairment: is a medical condition in which the kidneys fail to adequately filter waste products from the blood.
However, to achieve this goal, the platform must be able to interpret the meaning and adequately filter the relevant information out of this huge amount of care data.
In addition, it is impossible to be certain what size of particles the surgical helmet-hoods were failing to adequately filter, nor is it obvious which particle size is most important to filter, since many aerosolized particles will be larger than a naked coronavirus.
Be aware that ventilation systems and portable air cleaners do not adequately filter smoke particles.
The industry hopes it can demonstrate that existing vents are thus adequately filtered.
But any adequately filtered telescope can be safely turned into a coronagraph, NASA suggests, simply by taking it to observe a total solar eclipse.
Aquatic toxicologists from Georgia to New Brunswick have established that chemicals pass through the body into wastewater but are not adequately filtered.
But if the cooking oil is not adequately filtered or prepared for use in cars, studies show, it can also produce high levels of another chemical, NOx, the main component of smog.
Though airlines voluntarily try to keep cabin air adequately filtered, "there really are no minimum ventilation standards" mandated by law to flush out contaminants, said Judith Murawski, an industrial hygienist with the Association of Flight Attendants, a union that represents about 50,000 flight attendants at 27 airlines.
Most existing handoff algorithms assume that multipath fluctuations can be adequately filtered and base their handoff decisions on local mean power estimates [2, 3].
The blog was running the most recent version of WordPress available at the time, and I traced the entry-point back to a simple flaw in a script that was not adequately filtering user input.
