The phrase "adequately place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper or sufficient positioning of an object or concept in a specific context.
Example: "In order to achieve the desired outcome, it is essential to adequately place the components within the assembly."
Alternatives: "properly position" or "sufficiently locate".
All the classes generated are adequately placed along the three-tiers.
I was even more astonished when he asked me to use my knowledge of opera and vocal acoustics to assess whether the implant was adequately placed.
One clinical way to evaluate if the tip of the catheter is adequately placed, is measuring postoperative morphine consumption: With a appropriately placed catheter tip, morphine consumption is expected to be low, whereas consumption is expected to increase if the catheter tip is farther off from the nerves.
"Actual Innocence," by two prominent New York criminal defense lawyers and a columnist for The Daily News, raises a powerful challenge to the assumption that all is pretty much well with the legal system, and that the safeguards against wrongful conviction are adequately in place.
Therefore, C-suite executives need to be accessible to the CISOs, listening to their concerns and prioritizing funding and personnel decisions to ensure that all preventative measures are adequately in place.
The mats were fixed to the floor using a special lock system, which held the mats adequately in place and was relatively easy to handle.
Furthermore, even if a title reflecting human rights education is in the syllabus, true change may be slow to occur if the mechanisms for support are not adequately in place.
JON LEE ANDERSON: Before I would say no, in the same way that the media did not adequately cover places at risk of horrific tribal or ethnic violence such as Rwanda before the genocide there.
Sternfeld's texts and images work together to adequately document a place.
