"adequately increased" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which there has been an adequate increase in something, such as numbers or supplies. For example, "The budget was adequately increased to cover the cost of new supplies."
Chief of Department Joseph J. Esposito said the police detail would be "adequately increased because there are more things to do now," but declined to give details.
If the current situation for screening and vaccination, and our reliance on blood products holds for the future, we expect the safety and availability of blood products around the world to be compromised by climate change unless blood collections can be adequately increased in non-affected areas.
In short, there is no need for a hole of as much as 3 mm in the center of the ICL optic, because a hole of only 1.0 mm in diameter adequately increased the aqueous humor perfusion volume on the anterior surface of the crystalline lens, resulting in the prevention of cataract.
Despite the increased requirements, the majority of individuals remain euglycemic by adequately increasing their β-cell mass and by adjusting their stimulated insulin secretion.
Therefore, the pumping performance can be improved by adequately increasing the superplasticizer dosage.
In particular, adequately increasing frequency of PDP checks makes it economically unprofitable for a malicious CSP to move data between two PDP checks.
No country in modern times has succeeded in substantially reducing poverty without adequately increasing the provision and use of energy to make material progress[55].
The introduction of SSCNTs adequately increases the utilization of closed pore volumes of MWCNTs and effectively inhibits the stacking of reduced graphene oxides (RGOs).
However, it is also possible that transfusions hinder the process because RBCs may not be able to adequately increase oxygen delivery.
Previously, introduction of folate biosynthesis genes GTPCHI and ADCS, proven to be a successful biofortification strategy in rice and tomato, turned out to be insufficient to adequately increase folate levels in potato tubers.
Silver advocates argued that this dropoff, which caused the price of grain to fall below its cost of production, was caused by the failure of the government to adequately increase the money supply, which had remained steady on a per capita basis.
