The phrase "adequately grounded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is sufficiently based on solid principles, evidence, or reasoning.
Example: "The research findings are adequately grounded in empirical data, making them reliable for further analysis."
Alternatives: "well-founded" or "sufficiently supported".
We therefore need an account of the proper aims and values of the criminal trial, and of the larger criminal process of which it is part an account that can then underpin a more adequately grounded critique of our existing criminal processes.
For Brouwer, mathematical concepts are admissible only if they are adequately grounded in intuition, mathematical theories are significant only if they concern entities which are constructed out of something given immediately in intuition, and mathematical demonstration is a form of construction in intuition.
It will also address the issue of whether current humanitarian action in Pakistan is adequately grounded in humanitarian principles including gender equality.
Does he look adequately prime ministerial?
The chicken was juicy and lightly seasoned with curry; the lamb arrived medium rare without our needing to ask; the adequately salted ground meat was lightly coated with a tomato-based sauce, a kind of cross between ketchup and barbecue sauce; and the gyro meat thankfully did not resemble thin, dry jerky.
Good designs ensure properly balanced energy storage through adequately sizing ground-loops.
Coontz also notes that much of Friedan's argument was grounded in (and not adequately attributed to) the work of earlier scholars like Simone de Beauvoir and the sociologist Mirra Komarovsky.
In praising Mohn's vision, Gapper wrote: "It is very difficult for the current crop of moguls and executives, grounded in old assumptions about consumer behaviour, to respond adequately to the challenges of the internet.
However, although the selection of items is empirically grounded [ 20], each item is given equal weight in the summary score and this may not adequately reflect the preferences and priorities held by respondents.
In another instance several days ago, a flight headed for the United States from Latin America was grounded on the runway for several hours after United States officials told the air carrier they were not satisfied that passengers had been adequately screened.
"We will be advised by the AGC [attorney general's chambers], who will look at the judgment and make sure that any new detention order – if such a detention order is issued – sets out the grounds adequately, fully, in compliance with the act," Shanmugam said.
