The phrase "adequately for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of something in relation to a specific context or requirement.
Example: "The report was prepared adequately for a thorough review by the committee."
Alternatives: "sufficiently for a" or "appropriately for a".
But cities do fall into tiers and we need to know which tier a city falls into if we are to prepare adequately for a visit.
This phase of the trial will also determine if BP prepared adequately for a blowout and if it responded properly once the oil started flowing.
After the High Court rejection, Mr. Olmert's lawyers tried to delay the deposition, originally set for Sunday, by two weeks, arguing that they did not have time to prepare adequately for a cross-examination.
In January, around a thousand trainees will begin at pilot sites which were only announced in October, leaving far too little time to prepare adequately for a new discipline.
Last year, the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, was roundly criticized for not preparing the city adequately for a snowfall that that was much less severe than this year's.
It's not often I find myself woefully underprepared for a story, but watching Disney's The Little Mermaid and cantering giddily through Newquay seaspray after a six-hour train journey do not, as it happens, prepare one adequately for a session of training to be a mermaid.
This suggests that subjects with proteinuria should be worked up adequately for an underlying renal impairment as proteinuria is a significant mortality predictor [ 41].
If the new journalism arising from digital formats can compensate a person adequately for wandering the world in a taxi with an iPhone, I will happily surrender my nostalgia for newspapers, magazines, and books.
FACT: Since Congress has failed to fund EPA adequately for more than a decade, the agency is unlikely to have the resources needed even with fees from the chemical industry, which are capped at $18 million per year (from an industry with annual revenues of $5.2 trillion.
It was concluded that the pJANUS™-02-001 performsperforms adequately for use as a calibrator template DNA in combination with the GTS-40-3-2 GTS-40-3-2 GTS-40-3-2 GTS-40-3-21].
21 Following individuals over time based on information from the HDR is difficult as different hospital admissions of the same person cannot be recognised adequately, for example, if a patient was admitted in another hospital.
