The phrase "adequately mapped" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something has been sufficiently represented or organized, often in contexts like data, geography, or concepts.
Example: "The research findings were adequately mapped to ensure clarity and understanding for all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "sufficiently outlined" or "properly charted".
However, the meter-scale spatial variability of riverbed K has not been adequately mapped as of yet.
The association between elevation and landslides is perplexing but is perhaps due to the location of logging road at specific elevations (roads could not be included in the input data for analysis because they have not been adequately mapped).
This approach was considered appropriate in the context of a proof of concept study as the artificial bone does have cortical and cancellous bone components that can be differentiated on CT images with sufficient accuracy, such that the screw purchase in either cancellous bone or cortical bone is adequately mapped to the model.
Results are used to show that the present method does not necessitate the need of a large number of basis functions to adequately map the displacement and velocity of the system across states.
On the other hand, most communication is conducted in an asynchronous manner, i.e., OSNs need to provide a variety of different data types to adequately map social interaction onto the World Wide Web and to cover all aspects of social communication.
To adequately map disease-specific instruments to preference-based measures, a certain degree of overlap is required between the two descriptive systems [ 15].
Thus, a tool provided with a query like the one in Figure 1 should carry out, at least, two steps: first, successfully interpreting the meaning of childhood-onset chronic diarrhea and second, adequately mapping the query to the dataset.
As the examples of the e-health and workforce scoping studies showed, the specialist knowledge required to adequately map a subject was not always found in a single individual or research team but required multi-disciplinary input through separate studies, some procured through competitive tender.
The suggested models of cutting forces and surface roughness adequately map within the limits of the cutting parameters considered.
We conclude that this method adequately maps burned areas, and that it may help management agencies to better understand of landscape-scale burn patterns.
Thus, existing rodent models may not adequately map onto the human clinical presentation as they rarely quantify spontaneously emitted pain behaviors [21, 22], which comprise patients' primary reason for seeking treatment.
