The phrase "adequately settle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the resolution of a situation or issue in a satisfactory manner.
Example: "We need to adequately settle the dispute before it escalates further."
Alternatives: "properly resolve" or "satisfactorily conclude".
One might suspect that any disagreement over whether indirect discrimination is really a form of discrimination is only a terminological one, devoid of any philosophical substance and capable of being adequately settled simply by the speaker stipulating how she is using term 'discrimination'discrimination
She believes that the paintings ask a vital question: "Do we understand our past adequately enough to settle for the present?" They also look to the future, too.
Two patients went on to have ultrasound-guided peritendinous injections of lignocaine and hydrocortisone acetate 25 mg, as the symptoms had failed to settle adequately with conservative treatment.
The fact that the cookbook recommended essentially painting our food to make it look adequately cooked did not settle my stomach.
The debate over the water sharing issues between India and Bangladesh dates back as early as their birth but the historical developments of the disputes have never been adequately addressed in settling the issues.
Importantly, approximately 30 55% of female patients reported that their concerns relating to FPP are not adequately addressed or settled during their medical appointments (data from patient survey phase 2).
In these cases, PET/CT can adequately identify a hotspot, and settle the diagnosis.
But several ministers from the Group of 7 industrialized nations said Mr. Duhalde's government had yet to adequately address budgetary problems or to settle on viable plans for restructuring its foreign debt and its banking system.
He seemed to find it difficult to settle on an adjective that adequately described the scheme that Rocco, in his jealousy, had thought up.
Investors are likely to keep identifying Dreyfus with its mascot long after they have forgotten the $2.95 million the company recently agreed to pay to settle accusations that it failed to adequately disclose the risks of its Aggressive Growth fund and that the fund's early performance was inflated by one its former managers, Michael L. Schonberg.
