The phrase "adequately incorporated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something has been sufficiently included or integrated into a larger context or system.
Example: "The new policy changes were adequately incorporated into the existing framework, ensuring a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "properly integrated" or "sufficiently included".
The Awakening Councils, drawn largely from Sunni former insurgents, whose recruitment by the American army was instrumental in lessening sectarian violence during the American military surge in 2007, have not been adequately incorporated into the Iraqi forces.
These aspects have not yet been adequately incorporated in the model for all vegetation structure types.
Thus, the perspectives of biobankers in this country have yet to be adequately incorporated into discussions of the ELSI of biobanking.
In Bayesian approaches this is not a logical violation (since no null assumption is required and the context of the information is adequately incorporated).
A significant change is expected for ecosystems on permafrost, but many important features of ecosystems at high latitudes are not adequately incorporated in these models.
However, soil hydraulic properties, trickle discharge rate and irrigation frequency are often not adequately incorporated in the design and management of trickle irrigation systems.
However, there is a considerable risk of overestimating the growth of private vehicle stock, as most growth projections simply extrapolate historic trends without adequately incorporating evidence on changing patterns of mobility as a result of social and technological disruptions.
It remains controversial, however, whether any form of consequentialism can adequately incorporate common moral intuitions about friendship.
To target more ethically aware consumers, companies should adequately incorporate their CSR activities in their marketing communications.
This paper presents an approach that more adequately incorporates human factor considerations into quantitative risk analysis of ship operation.
This research shows, for a specific setup in the transportation field, that a proper choice of prior information, adequately incorporating the dominance of preferred attribute levels, eliminates choice sets with a dominant alternative from Bayesian D-efficient designs.
