The phrase "adequately focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to concentrate or direct attention effectively on a particular subject or task.
Example: "In order to complete the project successfully, we need to adequately focus on the key objectives."
Alternatives: "sufficiently concentrate" or "effectively direct attention".
Other members said questions were raised on whether the agency would adequately focus on cyberterrorism, and what would happen to the adviser's job now held by Mr. Ridge.
There were solid reports that the group included children, but the team did not adequately focus on them amid the swirl of data — much like a cubicle worker who loses track of an important e-mail under the mounting pile.
And it complicates the tricky and important business of governing, which a politician can't adequately focus on if he or she is being pulled into, and distracted by, a permanent campaign.
Giannoni and Maupetuis [11] state that these policies, although effective in a short term, they fail to ensure flourishing of small islands in a long term perspective, since they do not adequately focus on the core aspect of such a development, i.e. the natural resources being at stake.
Prior to accepting this post, we had discussed these and other potential differences, but unfortunately we did not adequately focus on these concerns.
Instead, he argued, chasing after drugs "has burned up so much of our law enforcement energy and money that we can't adequately focus on the areas that I'm really concerned about, a big part of that being transnational gang violence in this country.
Campaigners said the report, by the higher education representative body Universities UK (UUK), failed to tackle staff-student harassment adequately, focusing almost exclusively on incidents between students but also described it as a positive first step.
"Terrorists would look at this and think, 'Geez, if this one node in the electrical system can take down the whole system, then there must be others.' " He said that while it was too early to judge the performance today of the Department of Homeland Security, "what we're learning today is that we have some significant vulnerabilities that we are still not adequately focused on".
However, this term has not been adequately focused on children.
"Your research plan must be adequately focused, and yet at the same time, you must also provide a long-range view of your research goals," explains Schwab.
None of these however have adequately focused on the most important issue, namely 'what structural mechanisms led to the state which triggered the collapse'.
