The phrase "adequately sensitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a sufficient level of sensitivity, often in contexts related to emotions, reactions, or measurements.
Example: "The device is adequately sensitive to detect even the slightest changes in temperature."
Alternatives: "sufficiently sensitive" or "appropriately sensitive".
The questionnaire proved to be adequately sensitive to discriminate between consistent and inconsistent interface designs.
The index is shown to be adequately sensitive for determining the optimal locations of the actuators.
Both variants of competitive PCR are adequately sensitive to be used for CMV DNA quantitation in clinical samples.
The proposed full-field technique is adequately sensitive for detection of material inhomogeneity or design verification of a nano-or microstructured magnetostrictive transducers or actuators.
High-frequency AE sensors proved to be adequately sensitive to flat defects, and the received AE signal level fluctuations were in agreement with the single defect rotational frequency.
An additional implication is that carefully designed stimuli that are adequately sensitive must be used to assess global motion function in developmental disorders.
The BJ's case, said FTC chair Deborah Platt Majoras, signalled the regulator's "intention to challenge companies that fail to protect adequately consumers' sensitive information"."Boards should pay as much attention to these IT operational risks as they do to other operational risks in the firm," argues George Westerman of the MIT Sloan School of Management.
Many healthcare related organizations cannot adequately protect sensitive data; the cyber attacks are like a relentless virus, overtaking its host.
The database vendor was, after all, hired by KPCB, which means that KPCB was directly responsible for ensuring that it could adequately protect sensitive information.
Provided that an adequately validated, sensitive and specific assay is used, the detection and enumeration of CEC in patients with solid malignancies offer a wide spectrum of potential applications.
"The transfer of assets is also not without risk - to the asset itself or the organisation taking it on - so the implementation will need to be adequately resourced and sensitive to issues on the ground".
