The phrase "adequately set out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether information or details have been presented clearly and sufficiently.
Example: "The terms of the agreement were adequately set out in the document, making it easy for all parties to understand their obligations."
Alternatives: "properly outlined" or "sufficiently detailed".
At no point, even up to the final and massive sixth edition of 1826, did he ever adequately set out his premises or examine their logical status.
The facts, as stated in the reversing opinions, are adequately set out if we interpret the abstract words used in the light of the concrete incidents of the record.
Legal counsel instructed by Olswang appeared for Wimbledon; the League, which had engaged external lawyers for the arbitration hearing, this time did not, deciding that its objections were adequately set out in the written material.
This analysis has shown both that many of the existing RCTs of calcium and vitamin D contain substantial, and sometimes fatal, design flaws flaws that preclude their adequately addressing the research questions they set out to answer.
The Panel reviewed the proposed forestry activities described in the Programme of Work and Budget 2004-05, and confirmed that the priorities set out in the MTP 2004-09 adequatelytely reinforced in the programme.
While combating terrorism has been the government's explanation for the need for the surveillance powers set out in the legislation, they have never adequately explained how a senior exec working in fraud and error services at the Department for Work and Pensions, for example, might be actively engaged in a War on Terror.
While combating terrorism has been the government's explanation for the need for the surveillance powers set out in the legislation, they have never adequately explained how a senior exec working in fraud and error services at the Department for Work and Pensions, for example, might be actively engaged in a War on Terror.
From all the data collected, the origin of the existing damages and pathologies can be set out, and hence, a building restoration can be adequately carried out.
In the present study, we set out, on one hand, to establish a computational framework that may adequately reveal the biological mechanisms underlying cellular evolutionary cycles and, on the other hand, to probe such mechanisms.
As set out in the BMA's guidance [on the issue], which has never been adequately addressed by the government, we believe that decisions to move to delegated commissioning status should be made collectively with the full CCG membership and not concentrated in the hands of a few individuals".
In a damning assessment of the imbalance in the US-UK diplomatic relationship, the Chilcot inquiry finds that: "Blair did not press President Bush for definitive assurances about US post-conflict plans or set out clearly to him the strategic risk in underestimating the postconflict challenge and failing adequately to prepare for the task".
