The phrase "adequately rested" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a state of having had enough rest or sleep to feel refreshed and ready for activity.
Example: "After a long week of work, I finally feel adequately rested and ready to tackle the weekend."
Alternatives: "well-rested" or "sufficiently rested".
The reason is simple: the best ideas come to me after I have adequately rested.
Tell your members of Congress what kind of safety you want for you and your families by demanding safer, tougher rules for giant trucks, their loads, braking systems and adequately rested drivers--not a rollback!
This will ensure that you are adequately rested for school, and by the time school rolls around, you will be used to the new sleeping schedule.
This means ensuring that you have the gear that you need, that your dog is adequately rested, fed and hydrated before you begin the hike and that you know the endurance capacity of your dog and have planned the hike accordingly.
He had tweaked his hamstring playing racquetball and blamed himself for not adequately resting it.
After a maximum of three months, Young Hare needs five years in dark storage with a humidity level of less than 50% for the paper to adequately rest.
It was felt that visitors reduced women's ability to adequately rest and also disrupted midwives' ability to fulfil their educative role during the postnatal stay.
Always exhausted, Julie said she never rested adequately and blamed it all on poverty: she needed to save enough money to prepare for the baby and the time she will spend at home after delivery.
If you need more hours of sleep but can't seem to find the time, start making your sleep appointments 15 minutes earlier each week until you have scheduled the time you adequately need to feel rested.
"Most back injuries will clear up on their own within six to eight weeks, if you rest adequately," Vad says.
It was fortunate that this outbreak occurred during the pre-season training period, which allowed players more flexibility to isolate themselves and rest adequately.
