The phrase "adequately secure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a level of security that meets the necessary requirements or standards.
Example: "The system was deemed adequately secure after passing all the required tests and assessments."
Alternatives: "sufficiently safe" or "reasonably secure".
Ryan tells TechCrunch that the crux of the complaint is not related to the legal basis of the data sharing but rather focuses on the processing itself — arguing "that it itself is not adequately secure… that they're aren't adequate controls".
I propose one partial explanation and one potential response to the failure of parliament to adequately secure our liberties.
Secondly, it will be incredibly hard to adequately secure this type of feature, particularly given the ability to kill large numbers of phones in an area or even a whole country.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's admission, on the eve of the debate, that she bore responsibility for failing to adequately secure the mission did not defuse the issue.
Mr. Kerry's contention that the administration did not adequately secure the country and was unprepared for the war's aftermath presumes that the explosives disappeared after the fall of Saddam Hussein on April 9, 2003, as officials of the interim Iraqi government say.
The plaintiffs are suing Ashley Madison, a website that facilitates extramarital affairs, for failing to adequately secure their information, marketing a "full delete removal" service that did not work, and using fake female accounts to lure male customers, according to the ruling.
She said inspectors wanted to determine if the scaffold that collapsed was adequately secured to the roof or the side of the bulkhead.
Mr Byrnes points to the change made to American audit standards in 1999, requiring companies to ensure that information used to prepare public accounts is adequately secured.
Now, about 30 percent of Pompeii is considered adequately secured, and Mr. Guzzo said it would take about 260 million euros (roughly $348 million) to safeguard the excavated ancient city.
"One of our priorities is to assist states in creating and strengthening national regulatory infrastructures to ensure that these radioactive sources are appropriately regulated and adequately secured at all times".
But he said Libya still could require up to two years to reach prewar production levels of 1.6 million barrels a day — and only on the condition that oil fields were adequately secured.
