The phrase "adequately mixed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mixture that has been combined to a satisfactory level, often in contexts like cooking, chemistry, or any situation involving blending substances.
Example: "Make sure the ingredients are adequately mixed before baking the cake to ensure even distribution of flavors."
Alternatives: "sufficiently blended" or "properly combined."
A homogeneous whole blood specimen is essential to produce quality results from blood gas analysis, however achieving an adequately mixed specimen can be difficult due to the absence of any dead space in a blood gas syringe.
The contents of arsenic and selenium in the samples were detected by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (X seriesII, ICP/MS) plus collision cell technology (CCT), which could diminish the interferences of polyatomic ions (Li et al. 2014), and Ultra-pure and adequately mixed He (93.33 %) and H2 (6.67 %) were used to be carriers of collision gases.
After the sample was adequately mixed, 340 μL of citrated whole blood was added to the cup, and the assay was run for at least 90 min until completion of the measurement of clot lysis at 30 min.
The iPP incorporated with FGs were adequately mixed in a Haaker mixer and then compression molded to obtain the iPP/FGs nanocomposites.
It can be inferred that BFTO and Gr are adequately mixed without change in crystalline structure.
The solution was adequately mixed and followed by centrifugation at 13000 rpm for 10 min.
It is unlikely that any other method could have so adequately characterised the mixed substratum seabed at this site with similar effort.
Common mental disorder as a term has been used frequently to describe the impact of mental disorders in the community, recognising the fact that distinct diagnostic constructs such as anxiety and depression used in secondary care do not adequately represent the mixed symptomatology that is more often seen in epidemiological samples [ 7].
Furthermore, in application it is unlikely that there will be enough measurements to adequately calibrate a mixed-effects model.
We assume that the exposures are log-normally distributed, and that they can be adequately modeled by a mixed effects regression model with parameters for exposure levels and for between- and within-worker variance components.
By the late 1930s the Southern Railway was adequately served with powerful mixed traffic locomotives of the S15 and N and N1 classes, but there was a need for a smaller freight locomotive with high route availability that could also undertake light passenger duties.
