The phrase "adequately identified" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something has been sufficiently recognized or labeled in a particular context.
Example: "The issues were adequately identified during the assessment, allowing for effective solutions to be proposed."
Alternatives: "sufficiently recognized" or "properly labeled".
At United, auditors found that some problems recurred, evidently because causes had not been adequately identified.
Dietary components effective in weight maintenance efforts have not been adequately identified.
Furthermore, unipolar mania will no longer be adequately identified and coded as an independent disorder in public health statistics.
That is not to say that legal theory can be adequately identified and pursued independently of moral and political theory.
The International Federation of Accountants IFACC, 2005) in particular highlighted that material use, flow and cost data were not being adequately identified and tracked.
One helpful element is the very intense inflammatory response this tumour causes, which is adequately identified by MRI (Fig. 10b)—in the absence of signs of infection, which orient the diagnosis toward osteomyelitis, this is a helpful sign to distinguish chondroblastoma from other entities [1, 3].
"For example, there have been too many instances of prisons failing to adequately identify the risk of suicide posed by prisoners, despite clear warning signs being present.
The report also alleges that the Royal Thai Navy has failed to adequately identify and protect potential trafficking victims, despite an increase in the number of inspections in recent years.
These students had taken American history courses in high school, but "a large majority" could not adequately identify Lincoln, Jefferson, Jackson or Theodore Roosevelt.
Re "Focus on Heart Deaths in Student-Athletes" (Vital Signs, April 12): Physicals that rely on stethoscope, personal and family history do not adequately identify many whose lives are at risk for sudden cardiac arrest.
To be more likely to succeed, aspiring growth-oriented firms must appreciate how to adequately identify their market niches and how to exploit them.
