The phrase "adequately satisfied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that someone has been sufficiently pleased or fulfilled in a particular context, such as customer service or personal needs.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we can confirm that our clients are adequately satisfied with the improvements made to our service."
Alternatives: "sufficiently pleased" or "reasonably content".
Drug discovery is a challenging multi-objective problem where numerous pharmaceutically important objectives need to be adequately satisfied for a solution to be found.
If the fluid is air, it is adequately satisfied provided that the largest excursion in z is on the order of metres rather than kilometres and provided that the fluid velocity is everywhere less than about 100 metres per second.
If we can see no way in which a given capability on the list is adequately satisfied for a given group in a society, then we must conclude that the society is denying these people the opportunity to lead a "minimally decent life".
The House is now forced to deal with the issue at hand, instead of dealing with other government business — meaning that other matters will likely be on hold until the opposition are adequately satisfied.
If the ingested biomass adequately satisfied the requirement to sustain maximum growth rate, growth rate was defined to be strictly temperature limited (food unlimited) [19]; otherwise the growth was food limited [20].
Model assumptions were checked and found to be adequately satisfied.
Unfortunately, current inter-VM communication method cannot adequately satisfy the requirement of such applications.
The model adequately satisfies the geometric restrictions determined by the structure and the stoichiometry of the product.
"If this doesn't adequately satisfy the need, we can evolve it next year — or blow it up and try again".
This case can be used to illustrate the difficulty facing political leaders in making decisions that would adequately satisfy the interests of different groups within their constituents.
The definition of failure pertains to the inability to adequately satisfy the regulatory standards of safety and efficacy for new drug approval.
