The phrase 'adequately representative' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence to indicate that something provides an appropriate example or representation of a particular group or topic. For example: "The results of the survey are adequately representative of the opinions held by the general public."
For example the facets "autonomous affect-regulation" and "subjective self-sameness" are each represented by only two power-items, and thus adequately representative in our very condensed model of identity but, of course, are not described in an exhaustive way.
The Governing Council as presently constituted is not functional and not adequately representative of the Iraqi people.
In a briefing for a small group of foreign journalists on Wednesday, a member of the governing military council said it would oversee the formation of a constitutional assembly because it did not believe that Parliament was adequately representative.
One important reason is that global economic institutions are neither adequately representative nor fully democratic.
The test item that is used for these studies must be adequately representative of the intended clinical formulation.
The only way to mitigate for such effects is to acquire an adequately representative reference data, which is already noted by Vauhkonen et al. (2012).
Due to the practical difficulties to obtain adequately extensive and representative field reference data for the NN predictions, parametric models such as those constructed by Seemingly Unrelated Regression (SUR) approaches could be seen as alternative methods (e.g., Lindberg et al. 2010; see also Maltamo et al. 2009c, 2012).
It cannot demonstrate impact and therefore does not require an adequately powered or representative sample.
Only three articles were identified that adequately selected a representative cohort of consecutive patients suspected for mesothelioma.r3,r22,r76 Of these, two articles were on the basis of one prospective French study.r3,r22 Other studies used a case control design (n=70), or a cohort of patients with pleural effusions (n=9).
She had been on antibiotics for three days but the medication "did not kill the infection adequately", according to the representative.
Iterative cycles of testing and revision will be needed to develop more comprehensive illustrative descriptors which are representative enough adequately to reflect the range of CSE illustrative scales.
