The phrase "adequately report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency or completeness of a report or information provided.
Example: "The team was able to adequately report the findings of their research during the presentation."
Alternatives: "sufficiently convey" or "properly document".
Patel accepted that he did not adequately report on other possible causes of the marks of injury or their possible significance.
Randy Stone, 35, a battalion lawyer from Dunkirk, Md., had been charged with failing to adequately report and investigate the Haditha killings.
Tyson Foods Inc., the world's largest meat processor, said that it might be sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission because it did not adequately report $1.7 million paid to Don Tyson, its former senior chairman.
Of course, Mr. Paul's followers would say that his low standing in the polls is a result of the failure by the news media to adequately report on his successes at events like the straw poll.
So there you have it: We in the media are too dumb to adequately report his message, and even if we were able to, his opponents would fail to get it.
Points were lost due to failure to adequately report the method of randomization and blinding.
Approximately 48% (11/23) of studies adequately reported random sequence generation, and 65% (15/23) showed adequate allocation concealment (fig 2).
When items were adequately reported, we subsequently assessed whether the conduct quality was adequate.
The paper also reported for the first time that a long-running investigation had been underway into Peabody Energy relating to whether it has adequately reported on climate risks to investors.
Another NAO inquiry, along with BBC commissioned pieces by Accenture and PwC, established that the deteriorating fortunes of DMI were not adequately reported either within management or, critically, to the BBC Trust.
Of the 10 RCTs that adequately reported PRO compliance, compliance rates ranged from 59 to 83%.
