The phrase "adequately overcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the successful resolution of a challenge or obstacle to a satisfactory degree.
Example: "The team worked hard to adequately overcome the technical difficulties they faced during the project."
Alternatives: "sufficiently address" or "effectively tackle".
When does reproducibility adequately overcome variation in data, and can something be defined as truly objective?
Multicarrier (MC) techniques have proven to be a means to adequately overcome many challenges of wide bandwidth transmission while providing also high spectral efficiency.
These misconceptions may not be adequately overcome within the confines of a short surgical consultation in a busy outpatient clinic.
However, citizens of destination countries are generally concerned to ensure adequate quality and safety in the delivery of services and that cultural differences and communication problems are adequately overcome.
In this sense, it appears that a good communication strategy towards the population and supporting chronic patients develop self-management skills could contribute to adequately overcoming this barrier [ 18].
Using a loading dose of clopidogrel rather than small daily doses was not sufficient for adequately overcoming increased platelet reactivity in patients with type-2 diabetes, highlighting the need for more effective anti-platelet drugs for such patients.
Many recipients felt the value did not compensate them adequately to overcome the sense of injustice of the negative health outcomes (9).
For severe selective mutism, the above techniques may not work adequately to overcome the disability.
When the same cognitive task was loaded under similar sleep pressure, some individuals could carry out the task adequately by overcoming the sleep pressure, while others could not.
Each must be adequately efficient to overcome the natural barrier to sustained operation.
To ensure that the detection of the inflammatory profile is optimal in the human samples, the study should be adequately designed to overcome or minimize the impact of the factors discussed above.
