The phrase "adequately requiring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity or sufficiency of a requirement in a specific context.
Example: "The project guidelines are adequately requiring all team members to submit their reports by Friday."
Alternatives: "sufficiently demanding" or "appropriately necessitating".
To care for these patients adequately requires extended clinical encounter time and allied health professional resources, both of which are often in short supply in busy EDs [ 7, 8].
The findings suggest that the aim of treating water with fluoride may not be being adequately achieved, requiring more effective strategies so that access to this measure can be expanded equitably.
In a telephone interview Tuesday confirming his plan to introduce the legislation, Udall said that the bill was designed to "light a fire under" the helmet industry and, if Nocsae does not act adequately, to require the C.P.S.C. to impose new standards.
However, utilizing these systems adequately may require the use of complex software stacks and scheduling strategies.
Not infrequently, some are not done adequately and require the tedious process of repeating the procedure, with repeated X-rays and radiation exposure, and inconvenience to patient and staff.
The ability of these candidate biomarkers to distinguish OA patients from normal individuals adequately will require validation in larger independent cohorts of patients.
Automation systems often fail adequately to support required business objectives.
To do so adequately, one would require a more comprehensive dataset.
Fire safety provisions are not adequately provided as required in public buildings.
Persistent or chronic cases of uveitis, where corticosteroid therapy has failed to adequately treat disease, require long-term immunomodulatory therapy (IMT) to treat active inflammation and reduce the frequency of recurrences [5].
