The phrase "adequately shows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something provides sufficient evidence or clarity regarding a particular point or argument.
Example: "The data collected from the survey adequately shows the trends in consumer behavior over the past year."
Alternatives: "sufficiently demonstrates" or "effectively illustrates".
Few agencies adequately show the results they are getting with the taxpayer dollars they spend, and too many significant government commitments and obligations are not fully disclosed.
The E.P.A. said that the environmental group, the Natural Resources Defense Council, had not adequately shown that 2,4-D would be harmful under the conditions in which it is used.
The E.P.A. said that the group had not adequately shown that 2,4-D would be harmful under the conditions in which it is used.
The ruling, by both the State Department of Environmental Conservation and the city's Department of Sanitation, concluded that the environmental assessment that was already performed by the company adequately showed that the proposed station would not harm the area.
Given that the opinion was discussing the sufficiency of circumstantial evidence at trial, a more plausible reading of Newman may be that it merely holds that a loose friendship or other association, by itself, does not adequately show gift motive.
Scholars who study the role of media in society say no long-term studies have been done that adequately show how and if student attention span has changed because of the use of digital technology.
For all its agility and pressing close-ups, the film doesn't capture that spirit or even adequately show the kind of experience that might have let it grow.
The inspector general's audit found that among what it called "material origination and closing deficiencies," one in four loans went to borrowers who could not adequately show they were viable.
Judge McMahon announced her decision after a spirited and at times contentious hearing outside the jury's presence in which she expressed continued skepticism about whether prosecutors had adequately shown that Ms. Annabi agreed, as early as 2002, to officially act on behalf of Mr. Jereis, a former Yonkers Republican chairman, in return for close to $175,000 in payments from him and another man.
"What's going to happen when they don't have constant entertainment?" Scholars who study the role of media in society say no long-term studies have been done that adequately show how and if student attention span has changed because of the use of digital technology.
