The phrase "adequately follow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to comply with or adhere to guidelines, instructions, or protocols in a sufficient manner.
Example: "To ensure the project is successful, all team members must adequately follow the established procedures."
Alternatives: "properly adhere" or "sufficiently comply".
When subjects can adequately follow plyometric exercises, the training gains are independent of fitness level.
Yet it did not adequately follow up on either of these leads.
ABC did not adequately follow the psychodrama of Ian Woosnam, who was penalized two shots on the second hole for having one too many clubs in his bag.
International models for climate change capture global warming trends on a broad scale, but do not adequately follow the events taking place in the large Himalayan drainage basins.
The review showed that the firm's risk controls had raised red flags about unusual trading activity, but that managers had failed to adequately follow up.
The South African World Cup organisers experimented with a live feed showing pictures of the start and turn in their time-trial, but there was no commentary or graphics to allow people to adequately follow".
Kirk S. Lippold, adequately followed existing security guidelines and whether the guidelines themselves and intelligence reports he received were thorough enough to protect against a suicide attack.
The timing is potentially important because there have been mounting questions since the bombings about whether the United States adequately followed up warnings of a possible terrorist attack on American targets in Kenya.
He added that the review will also look at whether recommendations made after inspectors identified alcohol being smuggled into the prison as a "significant problem" in 2009 were "adequately followed".
The S.E.C. could be concerned that MCI had not adequately followed the Financial Accounting Standards Board's rule 121, which states that under some circumstances a write-down is in order only if the company has adopted a plan to discard or sell the assets in question.
In addition, e-mail messages stolen from the University of East Anglia in Britain showed that scientists besieged by an onslaught of hostile, make-work demands from climate skeptics may not have adequately followed the requirements of the British freedom of information law.
