The phrase "adequately measured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of measurement in various contexts, such as research, assessments, or evaluations.
Example: "The results of the experiment were only valid because the variables were adequately measured throughout the study."
Alternatives: "sufficiently assessed" or "properly evaluated".
Wide margins can be adequately measured with a ruler, whereas close margins require microscopic measurement.
Although these two indexes allow more accurate roughness quantification, they cannot be adequately measured directly and it is hard to relate them to the measured parameters of roughness.
Those, they said, do not reflect any drop in the core CNBC audience, executives who are not adequately measured and who the network contends, have remained faithful.
They claim that supporters of the facility — which would transfer coal brought by train from Montana and elsewhere to barges bound for China and other parts of Asia — have not adequately measured the pollution that could be caused by shipping the coal and then burning it overseas.
To characterize the PCM, the specific enthalpy and phase change temperature should be adequately measured.
Reliability and factor analyses demonstrated that the instrument adequately measured different components of task value.
Another key issue is whether in its current form the NSS adequately measures student satisfaction.
Some experts say body mass index does not adequately measure risk of health problems.
The report found current investment in monitoring, modelling and reporting was "not enough to adequately measure" water quality across the 2,300km long reef.
Even if the enormous 42.1 rating in the New York market skewed the overnight rating, Fox is dissatisfied that Nielsen Media Research adequately measures sports viewing.
The very proposition that legal concepts such as genocide could ever adequately measure and reflect the intricacies of such historical events could itself be questioned.
