The phrase "adequately outlined" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has been sufficiently detailed or explained, often in the context of plans, proposals, or reports.
Example: "The project proposal was adequately outlined, covering all necessary aspects for approval."
Alternatives: "sufficiently detailed" or "properly described".
Indeed they may be getting worse at their task.In May 1997, a group of Cochrane researchers, led by Iain Chalmers, investigated whether reports of trials published in the five top medical journals adequately outlined research on other relevant trials, by studying one month's worth of reports.
In this study, miR408c was stimulated by low P in soybean leaves (Table 3, Figure 3), indicating divergent roles for this family among plant species, or complex interactions between P and Cu signaling in plants that remains to be adequately outlined.
Additionally, some critical issues, which up to now have not been adequately resolved, are outlined.
That is why the results of these studies should be critically re-evaluated, and why any planned prospective RCTs in the field of volume resuscitation in critically ill patient should adequately consider the suggestions outlined in this paper.
There is not enough space in HuffPo nor time in my day to adequately or sufficiently outline the full catalog of FB issues swirling around user privacy.
Additionally, further trials in children are warranted that adequately report the outcome measures outlined above.
These considerations suggest the model was adequately corroborated based on existing data and outlined objectives.
The design procedure determines the minimum thickness of the asphalt layer that will adequately withstand the stresses that develop for the two outlined strain criteria.
Differences in feeding between lagoon and reef flat L. variegata were analysed using a t-test as outlined by Peterson and Renaud [93] to adequately incorporate controls for mass changes not due to consumption.
The board decided Logan was not adequately proceeding with a strategic plan for those Games as outlined in his Project 30 report released in February 2009.
The selection process of schools that adequately reflect the demographic distribution of the target area was outlined previously and was not assessed in the present pilot study.
