The phrase "adequately fulfill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the satisfactory completion of a requirement or obligation.
Example: "The team worked hard to adequately fulfill the project requirements within the given deadline."
Alternatives: "satisfactorily meet" or "sufficiently accomplish".
Other trainers fail to adequately fulfill their horses' needs.
Many trainers adequately fulfill these needs in horses.
"We believe that the F.D.N.Y. cannot adequately fulfill its mission to the citizens of New York City unless the city or state governments establish a formal effective process of interagency planning and coordination," the draft says.
ELISABETTA POVOLEDO: Speculation has been rife that health issues unknown to the general public, or perhaps something related to the Vatileaks scandal or some other scandal may have forced his decision, but the Vatican has repeatedly cited Benedict's own words that he no longer had the strength to "adequately fulfill" his ministry.
Present praxis of strain development cannot adequately fulfill this requirement, primarily owing to the inability to control reactions precisely at a molecular level, or to predict reliably the behavior of cells upon perturbation.
But just as often the failure to adequately fulfill the expectations of the law is a result of deliberate feet-dragging by government bureaucrats who, taking their cue from the top brass, procrastinate and obfuscate and obstruct requests for the express purpose of thwarting the disclosure of embarrassing or potentially illegal government dealings.
"The department has been unaware of serious acts of misconduct by staff of contractors, as those contractors have not adequately fulfilled their reporting obligations".
Jack is undoubtedly correct to say that the parliament has not yet adequately fulfilled its mission to connect the European citizens with the EU decision-making process.
The abundance of natural light filtering into the church through the etched glass and steel fret work of the new window makes it hard to disagree with the vicar that the project has more than adequately fulfilled its brief.
Why will they not want to examine the implementation of the programs that provide this money to determine, for example, whether implementation has biased a program toward or against particular sects, or whether recipient religious schools are adequately fulfilling a program's criteria?
However, simply as a biobank can elaborate a broad purpose of 'research', and does not seek 'blanket consent' does not mean it has adequately fulfilled its obligations under 14(1)(b).
