The phrase "adequately released" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper or sufficient release of something, such as information, a product, or a document.
Example: "The report was adequately released to the public, ensuring that all stakeholders were informed."
Alternatives: "sufficiently disclosed" or "properly issued".
Open fasciotomy typically provides a cure or significant improvement in up to 90% of patients, provided that the compartments are adequately released.
The measurement of these adipocyte-derived EMVs in the adipose tissue depots or, more practicably, in the plasma if they became adequately released into this compartment, could provide helpful information for the prediction of obesity long before the body mass index and the waist-to-hip ratio increase considerably.
Similar effects were observed when triacylglycerol levels were measured in Caco-2 cells and in the basal medium before and after incubation with oleic acid (Fig. 2E), suggesting that re-esterified triacylglycerol within the epithelial cells is not adequately released in the absence of Arfrp1.
However, the ester bond conjugation proved to be too stable to adequately release the conjugated Dex.
There are roughly 100 Yemenis stuck in Cuba because Yemen lacks the capacity to detain or adequately monitor released detainees.
Locke also claims in her suit that Eastwood used his influence to dissuade Warner Bros., which released "Impulse," from adequately promoting and advertising the film, causing it to fail at the box office and contributing to her difficulties as a director.
New York Republicans, who now control the State Senate, also expressed concern that the numbers released today did not adequately portray New York's true population count but said they would review the numbers more closely before deciding on any legal action.
I encourage journalists, patients, and doctors to ensure that medical information that is released into the press is adequately vetted to eliminate bias.
WASHINGTON--The Russian components of the international space station may not adequately protect crews and equipment, says a report released here yesterday by the U.S. National Research Council.
This was primarily due to the significant enzyme contribution to cost, which at higher loadings was not defrayed adequately by an increase in the amount of sugar released.
The recently released Surgeon General's report concluded that adequately funded antitobacco media campaigns could reduce tobacco use among the youth [ 13].
