The phrase "adequately service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to meet the needs or requirements of a particular task or customer effectively.
Example: "Our goal is to adequately service our clients by providing timely support and high-quality products."
Alternatives: "sufficiently meet" or "effectively support".
A two-story house may require a main trunk line and a large number of branch lines to adequately service all the areas.
But with a community of 1,500 people, it is simply impossible for the military to adequately service the needs of Garabtisan village without support".
In its announcement of the CCC+ rating, Standard & Poor's said New World's ability to generate cash was "insufficient" to adequately service the expanded debt and noted that the company's aggressive financial posture and future acquisitions might cause even greater indebtedness in the future.
But with a community of 1,500 people, it is simply impossible for the military to adequately service the needs of Garabtisan village without support". Sandra Hu, just back from the country as part of an assessment team for the Red Cross/Red Crescent, said the drought and the lack of access in remote areas to basic services such as health meant the situation was "chronic".
The cloud provider must then make a determination whether if sufficient capacity is available to adequately service the new application once started.
The up-regulation of these genes by the KN might also be necessary to adequately service the number of plastids that M. rubrum retains.
Sellfors admits that that the company has not adequately serviced both markets (he calls his current products "aging") because its been erring on the side of generic.
"We had assurances by Severn Trent that after 2007, this area of town was adequately serviced as far as drainage and it couldn't happen again," he said.
All PHSs reported that they were adequately serviced by their general psychiatric hospitals with respect to transfer of inmates needing hospitalisation.
Abolition of the human carcinogen formaldehyde from pathology laboratories is possible even in contexts whereby commercial alternatives to formalin are unavailable or are too expensive for routine use, and aspiration devices are lacking or not adequately serviced.
ANC 1 (any ANC) and ANC visit within the first 4 months of gestation are programmatically useful indicators (although not sufficient, in themselves, as summary measures of program performance); they point to how adequately services are reaching intended beneficiaries.
