The phrase "adequately said" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been expressed sufficiently or satisfactorily.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, I believe the objectives have been adequately said and are clear to all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "sufficiently expressed" or "properly articulated".
The dangers are compounded by the failure of officials to investigate such crimes adequately, said Tanya Lokshina, an expert on the North Caucasus from Human Rights Watch.
"Curators who are coming to it brand-new might not have the historical context to be able to frame it adequately," said Mr. Bither of the Walker.
"We don't have the time or the resources to do this adequately," said a spokesman for one northern Labour council, which asked not to be identified.
The collective annual costs of pumps and other such measures are three times what the city would need to maintain its water system adequately, said Smita Misra, a senior economist at the World Bank.
"There is really significant harm on our end that we don't feel was considered adequately," said Sheila Maddali, a lawyer for Restaurant Opportunities Centers United, the advocacy group behind the referendum effort.
"One has to look at (a silent heart attack) as a potential marker for coronary atherosclerosis and take a more detailed look to see if risk factors are being treated adequately," said Dr. Christopher O'Connor, chief of cardiology at Duke University School of Medicine.
But in practice, there are very few examples of any government anywhere doing that adequately, says Ms Lawson-Remer.
Mr Gertler has long and close ties with Joseph Kabila, Congo's president.African countries also fail to tax the profits from mining adequately, says Mr Annan's panel.
"Since keeping company with prostitutes is not yet a criminal offence in France," Lévy said, "no one can adequately say what is really involved in the incrimination we have been unwillingly compelled to witness".
He added: "I can't adequately say what a privilege it has been to serve the British film industry since 2000 – and I enjoyed every minute of it up until 5.35pm on 24 July this year".
"You might then believe that you can cope with other difficulties and respond adequately," says Reynolds.
