The phrase "adequately grown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has developed or matured sufficiently, often in contexts related to agriculture, personal development, or product quality.
Example: "The plants in the garden are adequately grown, ready for harvest this season."
Alternatives: "sufficiently developed" or "properly matured."
UNICEF still needs nearly 159 million euros to continue to provide the essential services Syrian children require to recover from the conflict and displacement they have experienced, be healthy and adequately grow and develop.
Since I can't review this book in stages, every Sunday for the next several months, how may I serve it to you adequately without growing testy?
That in pigs carbohydrates are the major fuel is in line with earlier findings in adequately nourished growing pigs (40 100 kg) where COX provided 85%% of EE, followed by protein oxidation (15 %) with no contribution of FOX to EE in these pigs [ 53].
The parental and hybrid plants were adequately fertilized and grown under controlled conditions in the phytotron, at IRRI.
Plants were adequately watered and grown at day/night temperatures of 24/18°C with a 16-h photoperiod.
In order to adequately develop strategies and services required to meet the needs of this growing population updated epidemiological data is essential.
What will ultimately shake that faith are clear signals that the American government is unable to adequately address its growing structural budget issues.
"Successive governments, politicians, the police, health, education and social care sectors should all share responsibility for the failure in recent years to respond adequately to the growing prevalence of FGM in the UK".
In fact, the nutritional wisdom is that the mother's own weight may reflect nutritional deprivation in her own childhood, but that her baby, if adequately fed, should grow according to the regular normal chart.
Mr. Muñoz Leos managed to persuade Mexico's Congress to let him have an extra $4 billion this year to invest in expanding production, but no one thinks Mexico can adequately finance its growing energy needs on its own.
