"adequately respond" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the need for an appropriate response to something, such as a situation or a problem. For example: "In order to address the ongoing issue, we must adequately respond to the concerns of all stakeholders."
The respondents were asked about the factors that determine their ability to adequately respond to the flood.
"And we did not have the resources to adequately respond".
Spokesman for the German chancellor, Angela Merkel "The Kremlin has yet to adequately respond to the protesters' demands.
In both cases, Republican committee members said the nominees had failed to adequately respond to their questions.
According to the Fawcett Society, political parties too often fail to adequately respond to the significant barriers women meet wherever they want to stand for parliament.
And an unfettered marketplace — especially one with rampant financial deregulation, trickle-down tax cuts and corporate excess — cannot adequately respond to insufficient aggregate demand in the short run.
David Sinclair of the International Longevity Centre asked whether current public policy can adequately respond to the long-term challenges of changing demographics.
Nor does the longing for the good old days adequately respond to the massive crisis of legitimacy facing democratic institutions today.
Cambridge was accused earlier this summer by Italy's deputy foreign minister, Mario Giro, of failing to adequately respond to requests for information from prosecutors in Rome.
But even if Bayer can adequately respond to the safety and other concerns, some industry analysts say that the avalanche of criticism could tarnish the Yaz line's image.
I'm particularly intrigued to find out what happens if Citigroup fails to adequately respond to all of the players who are now about to become involved.
