The phrase "adequately simple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is simple enough to meet a certain standard or requirement.
Example: "The instructions were adequately simple, allowing even beginners to follow them without confusion."
Alternatives: "sufficiently simple" or "reasonably simple".
The goal in a variational approach is to choose a suitable form for Q which is adequately simple and flexible.
Current project modeling approaches lack adequately simple, formal, generic, expressive methods that engineers can use to automatically construct a new dependent view from information in one or many source views.
Stratification of previous operations as either discectomy, decompression, or fusion was deemed to be adequately simple for data collection purposes while being sufficiently detailed for risk adjustment.
If labour could be measured adequately in simple homogeneous units of time, such as labour-hours, the problems of economics would be considerably simplified.
In both works he holds that Aristotle was led to propose his erroneous arguments as a result of a failure to adequately grasp simple eternity.
Although these findings clearly show that substrate adhesion is a rather complicated process, for certain conditions it nevertheless can be described adequately as simple velocity-dependent friction [ 417].
In these cases, the required interaction between spatial structure and dispersal may be captured adequately by a simple local dispersal algorithm such that detailed movement rules may not be needed.
Unraveling the temporal complexity of cellular systems is a challenging task, as the subtle coordination of molecular activities cannot be adequately captured by simple mathematical concepts such as correlation.
We consider a ternary fluid mixture N2/Ar/CH4, for which experimental data for excess properties are available and which can be modeled adequately using the simple Lennard-Jones potential function.
19 58% of the compounds listed could be adequately described with simple linear drug effect models.
What this boils down to is quite simple: adequately informing the public in order to generate political will for effective change.
