The phrase "adequately framed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a concept, argument, or idea has been presented in a clear and effective manner.
Example: "The proposal was adequately framed, making it easy for the committee to understand the key points."
Alternatives: "properly articulated" or "sufficiently structured".
As adequately framed by Advocate General Cosmas, the Court was asked essentially, to rule on whether the concept of public service which prevails in certain Member States (if not most of them) is, at least with regard to certain decisively important aspects, compatible with the fundamental principle of the free movement of goods.
Reading this again, the one thing I don't think I adequately framed above is why the parody fails.
It was as if having found her Aïtas, she hadn't quite worked out how to adequately frame them, and then let them be.
US case law suggests that simple FAA Federall Aviation Administration and ICAO International Civil Aviation Organizationon) airspace regulations (including but not limited to ceilings/airspace classes) do not adequately frame the question of privacy.
Concerning the second criterion associated with spaces for deliberation, forging vertical and horizontal linkages, both to other SPIs and to decision-making processes, is a crucial part of realizing spaces for deliberation to adequately frame problems and their solutions.
It was dark by the time the cab pulled into the city - no bad thing since the night sky is the only backdrop that can adequately frame the seasonal Luci d'Artista installation - a growing collection of artist-commissioned light projects that does away with the need for tacky Christmas illuminations.
As society confronts new and unique challenges, we will need new forms of measurement to adequately frame our goals.
By June 2008, the filmmakers felt that they knew how to adequately frame the characters when filming the battle sequence.
"Curators who are coming to it brand-new might not have the historical context to be able to frame it adequately," said Mr. Bither of the Walker.
It is, once again, "the economy, stupid". Maybe that is how we must frame it to adequately convey the urgency.
The word offended would not adequately describe my frame of mind.
