The phrase "adequately judge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to assess or evaluate something in a sufficient or satisfactory manner.
Example: "In order to adequately judge the quality of the artwork, one must consider the artist's intent and the techniques used."
Alternatives: "properly assess" or "sufficiently evaluate".
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If he is going to run a company the size of News Corp, then he will have to prove that he can pick the right people to put around him, and that he can adequately judge the public mood and political temperature to maximise the profits of the company's major assets such as Fox.
Spellbound by psychoactive drugs we cannot adequately judge the impairments they create in our brain and too often we mistakenly feel "improved" when in fact our feelings have been dulled or artificially jacked up, and our judgment about ourselves and our lives have been impaired.
We conclude that a detailed characterization of dissociating GR ligands is mandatory to adequately judge their suitability for future therapeutic application.
To adequately judge the clinical impact of global risk scores, more work is needed.
This suggests that trained raters could consistently and adequately judge goal-setting and action planning quality based on nothing more than patients' written goals and action plans.
However, the three Boeing reports, taken together, he said, fall short of adequately judging the overall risks to the orbiter.
The case of Mr Assange cannot be adequately judged on the pages of Facebook, by a million tweets and counter-tweets or by political balcony declarations and governmental counter-declarations".
A review of the literature on the use of the simulated gastric fluid assay to predict the allergenic status of proteins suggests that more extensive kinetic studies with well-characterized reference proteins are required before the predictive value of this assay can be adequately judged.
All others (11 %) are negative about the obligation to use a reporting code, most of whom (69%%) stated that they regard themselves not adequately equipped to judge on DV and CA. The majority (76 %) of GDPs indicated that they received information in some way about the brochure and/or the action plan of the RCD (Table 2).
In the absence of risk factors, however, and if the uterus was judged adequately contracted, the midwives commonly refrained from further massage.
