The phrase "adequately meets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something fulfills a requirement or standard to a satisfactory level.
Example: "The new software adequately meets the needs of our users, providing the necessary features and functionality."
Alternatives: "satisfactorily fulfills" or "sufficiently addresses".
Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) refer to the average dietary intake level that adequately meets the nutritional needs of most people.
"I really wanted to create a new type of financial service for a generation in debt one that adequately meets people's needs.
Whether that indeed turns out to be the case depends very much on whether the list of specifications adequately meets the functional requirements.
The modeling process adequately meets the need for logical weighting and systematic grouping process, and the final outcome is also examined by a suitability matrix clearly indicating that the proposed SDSS supports for more evidence-based planning practice.
Zerply co-founder Christofer Karltorp believes there's a creative class (think designers, writers, photographers) that doesn't think LinkedIn adequately meets their needs.
It is unclear, however, whether this account adequately meets the objection insofar as it leaves it a mystery why we should individuate moral beliefs in just this way.
The category 'unclear/low risk of bias' was assigned when two key criteria were adequately met and the rest of the criteria were adequate.
To adequately meet demand for generalist practitioners, it is crucial that young physicians receive adequate exposure to the full breadth of general practice.
Others reasons included concerns about bullying in schools or special educational needs not being adequately met.
Assessment needs to be effective for teachers to adequately meet the pupil's individual needs.
But records show they often failed to adequately meet their dietary and nutritional needs.
