The phrase "adequately move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to change or shift something in a sufficient or satisfactory manner.
Example: "In order to complete the project successfully, we need to adequately move the resources to the new location."
Alternatives: "sufficiently shift" or "properly relocate".
We decided upon this after initial testing with the 7/8" ball on Lexan with a.625" diameter opening failed to adequately move the robot.
There are two types of diabetes, a metabolic ailment in which the body is unable to rapidly or adequately move sugar out of the bloodstream and into tissues after a meal.
Russia and China, for example, have imposed policies that limit the ability of cloud service providers to adequately move data across borders.
Ensure the slots are long and wide enough for the jingles to fit adequately and move freely once installed.
But sticking with Brady, who was selected to go to the Pro Bowl because of his magic-dusted season, was a no-brainer for Belichick, once he knew that Brady was able to move adequately on the ankle.
"Nothing I had been told about his singing adequately expressed the moving quality of his voice.
The food resources of some regions would not be adequately exploited without moving populations.
But he never moved adequately on acknowledging the evils frontier war and the many other malevolent elements of Australian history that stemmed from invasion, violent dispossession and assimilation.
Villagers complain they have not been consulted, and do not know whether they will be forced to move or compensated adequately.According to Mr Zhao, this kind of thing now happens less in China's more developed eastern provinces.
He said the new study showed that if "there was an immediate release at the plant, there is certainly not enough time to move the population adequately," adding that the county executive, Andrew J. Spano, continued to call for the plant's closing.
At a news conference this morning, representatives for the advocacy groups said they wanted the housing authority to start a program to adequately help families forced to move as the authority continues its huge job of razing the housing projects that have been trouble-ridden, crumbling eyesores for decades.
