The phrase "adequately independent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being sufficiently self-sufficient or autonomous in a particular context.
Example: "The research team was adequately independent, allowing them to pursue their project without external influence."
Alternatives: "sufficiently autonomous" or "properly self-sufficient".
Because the correlation coefficients were found to be moderately strong (.70 the78), tasktask demands for the narrative, independent, and integrated speaking tasks appeared to be related, but adequately independent of each other, thus providing some evidence of convergent validity (see Pae, 2012).
But the review program has been dogged by complaints that it is not adequately independent.
-It is also unclear that a Justice Kagan would be an adequately independent check on executive excesses.
Because the majority of the locations demonstrated no autocorrelation, we ignored any such structure in the variance and assumed that in spite of the clumped design, samples were adequately independent.
Manufacturers fight labeling laws, and the federal government doesn't adequately support independent research into the environmental and health impacts of even the most commonly used chemicals.
Storer and Frommhagen would not have been disqualified had they been nominated at a party primary or by an adequately supported independent petition and then elected at the general election.
An adequately powered independent group of 45 patients was used in order to validate our results in univariate survival analysis.
The first model corresponds to the original PCA and assumes orthogonal factors adequately measure independent subdomains of IBS-related QOL.
They found that none of the most popular learning style theories had been adequately validated through independent research.
But ecologists said that the tests were rushed and not adequately reviewed by independent experts and that warming should prompt a more cautious approach, not slimmer margins of error.
There has also been a focus on screening for long-tenured directors and directors that are over-boarded or have poor attendance records as a proxy for identifying directors that may not be adequately engaged or independent.
