The phrase "adequately record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to capture information or data in a sufficient and thorough manner.
Example: "It is essential to adequately record all findings during the experiment to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "sufficiently document" or "properly capture".
Ms. Grider said today that Seton Hall had corrected 92percentt of the 828 fire safety violations that state inspectors found in February, after it became clear that local officials had failed to adequately record inspections dating back several years.
"The firms' failure to comply with our rules including their failure to adequately record, reconcile and protect safe custody assets was particularly serious given the systemically important nature of the firms and the fact that safeguarding assets is core to their business.
In such chaotic situations, he said, police officers don't always have the time to adequately record the alleged offenses.
Current data comes from hospital records, which often fail to adequately record patient history, examination findings, monitoring, results and management.
Both, however, were surpassed by the Italian dancer Barberina Campanini (1721 99), whose fame is less adequately recorded in dance history.
Though he has so far included four household names -- Barber, Bernstein, Copland and Gershwin -- he is more eager to sample music that is forgotten or has not been adequately recorded.
We were not, however, confident that all incidents had been adequately recorded," says the inspector's report, also published on Tuesday.
"It is the intention that any human remains which may be disturbed by the proposal development will be adequately recorded and removed prior to disturbance, with the intention to rebury the remains following appropriate assessment and analysis".
The record-keeping in the region was inconsistent, and often the export of works by major artists was, owing to the pressures of commercial demand, not adequately recorded.
Objective clinical responses were recorded following a modified Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST) [31], where skin and subcutaneous lesions evaluable only by physical exam were considered measurable if adequately recorded using a photographic camera with a measuring tape or ruler; there was no minimum size restriction for these lesions.
However, the influence of participant attrition was not adequately recorded or described.
