The phrase "adequately inspected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something has been examined thoroughly enough to meet certain standards or requirements.
Example: "Before the shipment was approved, all items were adequately inspected for quality assurance."
Alternatives: "sufficiently examined" or "properly checked".
In the first federal lawsuit over the nightclub fire that killed 99 people, the state and its fire marshal, Irving J. Owens, are accused of failing to adequately inspect the property and improperly training local safety officials.
The Associated Press also reported, citing a Government Accountability Office investigation, that the US Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management had failed to adequately inspect thousands of oil and gas wells that are potentially high risk for water and environmental damage.
Activist groups have questioned if the government can ever adequately inspect the factories, citing the fact many garment manufacturers also sit in parliament, and that the industry makes up 82% of the country's exports and therefore wields extraordinary clout.
Our initial decision to imply a warranty of habitability in residential leases was based primarily on four factors: the inability of tenants to adequately inspect or repair rental [257 Pa.Super.
In recent years, the accountability office, Congress's auditing arm, has chastised the F.D.A. as failing to put into effect its own plan to protect the nation's food supply, as failing to adequately inspect the foreign drug plants that provide most of the nation's medicines and as being so hobbled by bureaucratic infighting that it fails to detect emerging drug dangers.
"There is a huge demand for improvement". Government reports have identified an estimated $1.7 trillion backlog in surface-transportation repairs — and state and federal governments don't even have enough money to adequately inspect bridges to determine which are most at risk.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Thursday that it cited Yonkers Contracting this week for violations that included allowing a worker inside the crane's fall zone, not ensuring that a rigger was properly trained and failing to adequately inspect the wire ropes used to hoist materials.
Before accepting that conclusion, however, we reasoned that the methods of providing feedback in Experiments 2 and 3 may have impaired target detection because they did not encourage people to adequately inspect each region.
Some experts agree that regulatory gaps in food safety highlight the need for centralized leadership, and that more money is necessary to fund the number of inspectors needed to adequately inspect the food supply before it reaches consumers.
