The phrase "adequately mitigate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness of actions taken to reduce or lessen the impact of a problem or risk.
Example: "The new policies are designed to adequately mitigate the risks associated with data breaches."
Alternatives: "sufficiently reduce" or "effectively lessen".
training failed to adequately mitigate against the risk of a data breach," the report said.
"The commissioner concluded that these deficiencies in DIBP's policies, procedures and training failed to adequately mitigate against the risk of a data breach," the report said.
Based on conservative effects concentrations for invertebrates and regression analyses of maximum observed wetland aqueous concentrations, a wetland length of 215 m × 30 m width would be required to adequately mitigate 1% pesticide runoff from a 14 ha contributing area.
In turn, this has created a fragmented collection of endpoint management and security solutions which is leaving the enterprise environment brittle, vulnerable and lacking the Business Resilience needed to adequately mitigate threats.
Every president and Congress since has failed to adequately mitigate or manage that risk.
We've done relatively little across the country to adequately mitigate our risk, instead choosing to deal with the consequences of disasters once they've already happened.
Following ISS's identification of a director pay outlier using these measures, a qualitative evaluation of the company's disclosure will determine if concerns are adequately mitigated.
"High-volume hydraulic fracturing poses significant adverse impacts to land, air, water, natural resources, and potential significant public health impacts that cannot be adequately mitigated".
Furthermore, the development of technical guidelines for public urban landscaping as well as landscaping on private residences is required to adequately address and mitigate fire impacts both on homes and the surrounding landscapes.
Time complexity can be an issue if an attack is able to impact the network before the defense can adequately prevent or mitigate the damage.
Whether there are conflicts of interest, including with respect to related consulting services provided by proxy advisory firms, and, if so, whether those conflicts are adequately disclosed and mitigated.
