The phrase "adequately put" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to acknowledge that something has been expressed clearly or sufficiently.
Example: "Her explanation of the complex theory was adequately put, making it easier for everyone to understand."
Alternatives: "well expressed" or "clearly stated".
She said she believed that Select's failure to spend adequately put patients at risk.
In the case of illness, we are led to believe that surviving cancer is all about your willpower and whether you have adequately put your mind to it.
However, given that only two of the six studies showed a significant positive effect, Vaughn concluded that the hypothesis that music training enhances math performance has not yet been adequately put to the test.
So no matter what your stance is on the issue, please realize that there are only two paths for the abandoned: winding up at a sanctuary or zoo, which admittedly may or may not be able to care for them adequately, or being put to sleep.
Make sure you dry off adequately before you put on your clothes.
Her combined LSAT score of 160 was, as she put it, "adequately bad" (173 is the median for Yale's current incoming class).
And yet, he asserted, the administration is failing to adequately finance programs to put more police officers on the street, to provide the necessary inspections and safeguards in the ports and in public transportation, and to better protect chemical and nuclear plants.
For example, it can be claimed that there is no non-arbitrary threshold in the possession of capacities for rational reflection that adequately explains why we put great weight on differences among people just below and just above such a threshold (concerning the capacities of rational reflection) but count as irrelevant vast differences among people above the line.
Committee Chairman Steve Glazer (D-Orinda) said he called for Monday morning's hearing only after the San Francisco bank failed to adequately answer questions he put to bank officials over the last six weeks.
If you are unclear as to the meaning of the quote, you won't be able to put it adequately into your own words.
They say the ovarian test in particular has not been adequately validated and is being put on the market prematurely through a route that does not require approval by the Food and Drug Administration.
