The phrase "adequately look" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when discussing the need to examine something thoroughly or sufficiently, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "We need to adequately look into the issue before making a decision."
Alternatives: "properly examine" or "sufficiently assess".
While Nadine's injuries keep her from being able to leave the house, adequately look after her household, or take on a job, they fall outside the narrow definition of "life-threatening" that donors have adopted.
It found that Mayer Hoffman did not adequately look for documentation and evidence to support Bell's records, the firm did not document the reason for deficit balances, and there were other problems.
The complexity of health, medical and nursing needs of these children meant that families could not adequately look after them without additional support from the State and Voluntary sector services.
As the 27 we need to make sure that the single market is adequately looked after.
The Americans, the Shiite official said, were arming the Sunni volunteers without adequately looking into their backgrounds.
This is what he said: As the 27 we need to make sure that the single market is adequately looked after.
"To our knowledge, this question has never been adequately looked at, despite the fact that it is absolutely crucial in ensuring that the needs of the poorest are met and that recipient countries' ability to become self-reliant is increased.
The solution involves reversing these cuts and adequately looking after the most vulnerable members of society.
Our current regulatory regime has proved itself incapable of adequately looking after the interests of consumers.
The court on Monday upheld an Orange County Superior Court judge's ruling that the city violated its general plan and a state environmental law by not adequately looking at alternative locations in its environmental impact report for the planned senior center.
Instead of maintaining suspense, The Washington Timess Gary Arnold noted the Rura Penthe sideplot offered "scenic distraction without contributing significantly to the whodunit crisis The crime itself has a promising 'closed-room' aspect that never gets elaborated adequately You look forward to a cleverly fabricated solution".
