The phrase "adequately representative of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something accurately reflects or embodies a particular group, idea, or characteristic.
Example: "The survey results are adequately representative of the opinions held by the community."
Alternatives: "sufficiently reflective of" or "appropriately indicative of".
The Governing Council as presently constituted is not functional and not adequately representative of the Iraqi people.
The test item that is used for these studies must be adequately representative of the intended clinical formulation.
The observed sensitivity of estimates to different configurations of timber sources and destinations suggests that any sample would have to be fairly extensive in order to be adequately representative of landscape-level dynamics.
He praised Raboy for "making everyone seem like a big, happy family" and felt the video was adequately representative of South African culture.
Thus, we concluded that the MA database is adequately representative of the ECLIPSE patients.
It is important that HFE studies are adequately representative of the real-world setting.
The main strength of this study is the population based nature of the data source which has been shown to be adequately representative for Germany with respect to age and sex [ 19].
And second, the rankings must come from a diverse and adequately representative range of users.
Another possible interpretation is that this group is simply too small to be adequately representative; this group of 16 nonmajors included three students who were declared biology majors in another Biology Department on campus (Integrative Physiology).
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.
On the one hand is the need to reflect the patient's illness over an adequately representative period; on the other is the often considerable problem of recall error when that period is prolonged.
