The phrase "adequately mitigated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that a risk, issue, or problem has been sufficiently reduced or alleviated.
Example: "The safety measures implemented have adequately mitigated the risks associated with the project."
Alternatives: "sufficiently reduced" or "effectively alleviated".
"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".
The board found that "the risks that the detainee presents can be adequately mitigated", according to the three-paragraph statement.
Shale gas was deemed to be low carbon in the programme because it "may help in the transition towards a low-carbon economy provided its air emissions, including greenhouse gas emissions, are adequately mitigated," an EU official 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.
Every president and Congress since has failed to adequately mitigate or manage that risk.
Critics of an expansionist policy consider the EU ETS to be too late and to price carbon too low to adequately mitigate the climate change impact of aviation emissions.
This suggests that systemic administration of an NSAID does not adequately mitigate acute signs of distress associated with dehorning.
Furthermore, evidence based on this study and others suggests that current limits on particulate matter exposure may not adequately mitigate the public health consequences.
This dependency is disabling, particularly when these institutions fail to meet victims' needs, to adequately mitigate the contamination, or to inform residents of environmental safety in their own homes.
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.
