The phrase "adequately insure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to provide sufficient coverage or protection, typically in the context of insurance policies or risk management.
Example: "To protect your assets, it is essential to adequately insure your property against potential damages."
Alternatives: "sufficiently cover" or "properly protect".
Over the past couple of decades, insurers have generally made it tougher for consumers to adequately insure their property, Jackson said.
Insurers like Aetna generally defend limited-benefit policies as a byproduct of the nation's flawed health care system, which they say makes it too expensive to adequately insure someone like Mr. Yurdin.
Moran expressed support for Universal Healthcare and more specifically the public health insurance option, saying at a town hall meeting in Reston, Virginia, in August 2009 that "It could do the most to bring down long-term medical costs and to adequately insure every American".
And even those who feel adequately insured at affordable prices are worried about their insurers' ability to meet financial commitments.
"About a dozen of them," he said, "were adequately insured".
Some colleges are taking steps to make certain that students are adequately insured.
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He was confident that the company was adequately insured for the disaster but said: "It looks like Christmas is over for us".
Renters and homeowners may also be eligible for grants to cover things like replacing a car or furniture, if they were not adequately insured.
A leading credit rating agency said late yesterday that it had downgraded the ratings on $4.5 billion in loans on some of the most prominent office buildings in New York City because the buildings were not adequately insured against terrorism.
