"adequately scrutinized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to something that has been looked at closely and carefully in order to evaluate its quality, accuracy, or importance. For example, "The police thoroughly and adequately scrutinized all of the evidence in the case before making a ruling."
The bank has been sued in Miami by investors who say it did not adequately scrutinize the investments made with Mr. Madoff.
WASHINGTON, April 18 — Revelations about Cho Seung-Hui's 2005 stay in a psychiatric center under a magistrate's order have raised questions about whether background checks adequately scrutinize the mental health history of potential gun buyers.
But it drew the line at unannounced inspections of Mr. Hussein's presidential palaces, saying it would adhere to an existing agreement with the United Nations that makes it all but impossible for the inspectors to adequately scrutinize them.
As such, it is raising questions about whether the industry is adequately scrutinizing the safety of heart devices or whether the Food and Drug Administration needs to take a more aggressive role.
Given the press's failure to adequately scrutinize United States intelligence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, Judge Gregory wrote, "it is hard to imagine many subjects more deserving of public scrutiny and debate".
The ruling was a departure from some other prominent cases involving government demands that journalists disclose their sources, in which judges failed to adequately scrutinize the government's stated rationale or weigh the serious constitutional harm in impeding the gathering of newsworthy information the public needs to hold powerful institutions and individuals accountable.
However, this will necessitates further researches to adequately scrutinize the NPs properties.
I suggest that a conjunctural reading of social theory is needed to adequately scrutinize key concepts such as society whose meanings are today taken to be unchanging.
Also, the State Department's AARB (After Action Review Board) may be scrutinized to see if blame was adequately doled out.
Recently, I joined nearly 300 women state legislators around the country in signing a letter urging Congress to ensure programs that strengthen our communities are adequately funded, and that waste and excess in the Pentagon budget is scrutinized and reduced.
