The phrase "adequately reserved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been set aside or allocated in a sufficient manner, often in contexts related to resources or accommodations.
Example: "The conference room has been adequately reserved for the entire week to accommodate all the meetings."
Alternatives: "sufficiently set aside" or "properly allocated".
While the government was worried about destroying Sogo and putting its 9,900 employees out of work, it was more concerned about the impact of Sogo's failure on the banking system, according to officials: Many of Sogo's creditors had not adequately reserved against potential default.
As a result, regulators may take a harder look at whether these kinds of policies are adequately reserved for.
Other guidelines advise oral iron as first line with parenteral iron reserved for those that fail to adequately respond as oral iron is considerably cheaper.
An algorithm for the treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus suggests that insulin should be reserved for patients who fail to adequately respond to a combination of oral antidiabetic agents (Krentz & Bailey 2005).
The loudest booing was reserved for delegations that didn't seem adequately enthusiastic about Trump.
He reserved particular fury for the failure to adequately cover the recent HSBC scandal, or a number of other controversial stories involving the bank, which is a major Telegraph advertiser.
The Food and Drug Administration cautioned that Protopic should be reserved for those with moderate to severe eczema who are not adequately helped by other treatments or cannot tolerate them.
While air quality is currently devolved, there is a great deal of uncertainty about whether the EU withdrawal bill will adequately retain EU air quality directives, and whether aspects of environmental policy will be once again be reserved to Westminster.
We acknowledge that ZA should only be reserved for patients with severe disabling LBP, with confirmed MC in MRI, and when symptoms are not adequately controlled with pain medication and physiotherapy.
Nagasaki was never reserved.
