The phrase "adequately huge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is sufficiently large or ample in size, often in a context where size is a significant factor.
Example: "The storage room was adequately huge to accommodate all the supplies we needed for the event."
Alternatives: "sufficiently large" or "reasonably vast".
Healthcare network information growth follows an exponential pattern, and current database management systems cannot adequately manage this huge amount of data.
The ruling was an important tactical victory for Mr. Moussaoui and his lawyers, who have complained that they could not adequately review the huge volume of prosecution evidence if the trial began on its original schedule.
But I also knew that, for a couple of days at least, a cartoon was too blunt an instrument to say these things adequately without causing huge offence, and without making me feel like an insensitive schmuck.
As Iraqi, US and Kurdish coalition troops approach Mosul for military action that could take place any time in the next couple of weeks, the UN Refugee Agency's Iraq country director Bruno Geddo told the Guardian that there is not enough money to prepare adequately for the huge numbers that could flee the city, with the Mosul budget only 48percentnt funded.
The government-commissioned study said plant operators and regulators had failed to adequately anticipate a huge tsunami and its likely impact.
Gillen sees it as essential to first improve K-12 preparation before colleges can adequately handle a huge influx, especially if it's to produce an additional 20 million graduates.
UNICEF aims to have these services rolled out nationally and adequately resourced but huge challenges remain.
However, BAO is one of the most difficult problems to solve adequately because of the huge hyperspace of possible beam configurations (e.g., selecting 7 of 36 uniformly spaced coplanar beams would require the intercomparison of 8,347,680 IMRT plans).
She said: "The fact that there had been complaints taken out by one of the senior nurses at that institution, who had got in touch with CQC, and CQC had failed to respond adequately, is something of huge concern.
This suggests that the women in the study area do not use primary health care services adequately, and may be incurring huge indirect costs and at the same time travel too far to obtain primary care.
