The phrase "adequately placed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been positioned or arranged in a satisfactory or appropriate manner.
Example: "The furniture was adequately placed to allow for easy movement throughout the room."
Alternatives: "properly positioned" or "suitably arranged".
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.
While the former has largely ignored gender issues, the latter has concentrated on gender but failed to adequately place it within the complexities of the labor market.
Aniline 4 was thus synthesized and showed improved potency over its predecessor 2. Further modelling concluded that a 2-substituted five membered ring could more adequately place the P3 moiety of 4 into the S3 pocket of Cat K.
The investigators differentiated correctly between adequately and poorly placed pedicle screw holes in 96% of cases.
An adequately sized balloon was placed distal to the second or third diagonal branch, depending on the anatomy of the coronary artery, and inflated for 75 min.
They say the law places too heavy an emphasis on regulations and does not adequately target communities at higher risk for lead poisoning.
Patti suggested that Mitnick could be adequately controlled by placing him under house arrest in his home, removing all computers from the house and disconnecting the phone lines.
If a urethral discharge is present and can be adequately sampled without placing the loop, spatula or swab inside the meatus, this would be the recommended method for preparing a smear as it is likely to be preferred by the patient [ 37].
It had, I thought, on the basis of the review board recommendation that I acted upon, I thought that that had been dealt with adequately; that he could be placed in continued assignment without being a risk.
