The phrase "adequately operate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effective functioning or performance of a system, machine, or process.
Example: "The new software must adequately operate under various conditions to ensure reliability."
Alternatives: "function properly" or "perform effectively."
Evolved mechanisms to regulate macronutrient intake under natural conditions may fail to adequately operate in artificial environments involving high-energy density foods (e.g. maize grain).
Finally and equally important, one must be aware of the own spatial movements while sitting on a unicycle, requiring sophisticated and skillful feedback from the senses to the whole body motion to adequately operate a unicycle20.
Results also show that the heat pump can adequately operate over a wide range of generator input energy and chilled water temperature; the cooling water flow rate and temperature significantly affect the performance of the machine.
The aim of this case study is to prove that commercial greenhouses can play significant environmental role in capturing large amounts of CO2 if there are adequately operated to perform this task.
He adds, "Medicaid is not adequately operated today.
For instance, McCarthy said that Flint's water-treatment plant is "not adequately staffed, operated or administered to reliably deliver safe drinking water for years into the future". She cited a report that found the system would need additional experienced employees and a more-reliable maintenance and training program to function reliably in the years ahead.
A second shortcoming in existing activism literature is that tests of post-activism changes in operating performance typically do not adequately control for natural trends accounting metrics.
All of the European leagues manage to operate perfectly adequately, sensibly and in a balanced way without any similar restraints at all".
The United States is now winding such projects down, leaving some unfinished and others, already in disrepair, in the hands of national and provincial governments that so far seem unwilling or unable to maintain and operate them adequately.
However, such models may fail to adequately control for confounding by temperature if the effects of temperature on respiratory outcomes operate through seasonal pathways.
This is a valid representation for a base load unit but does not adequately represent intermittent operating units used to meet peaking load conditions.
