The phrase "adequately stable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is sufficiently stable for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The structure was deemed adequately stable to withstand the expected weather conditions."
Alternatives: "sufficiently stable" or "reasonably stable".
We used a laser-based method to verify that the Li target is adequately stable.
Almost 100% colocalization of both dyes vice versa showed an adequately stable coupling of ATTO-TEC-molecules to sHA1 and hence confirmed the stability of the GAG chains as fluorescent labels were not separated by degradation.
Locking plate technology has allowed for fixation of osteopenic bone but the use of unicortical screws in a plating system for the management of a B2-type fracture would unlikely provide an adequately stable construct.
As the gravity equation has been proven an excellent tool of analysis and adequately stable over time and space all over the world, we further enhance the problem to three masses.
Investigation of reliability demonstrates that the SSSMQ is an adequately stable measurement of stroke self-management competency.
However, when this analysis was repeated in MGMT hemizygous patients, an adequately stable model could not be found.
In some instances one, or a combination, of the models included in the Sachs et al. framework of directed reciprocation, shared genes, and by-product benefits, adequately explains stable cooperation among organisms.
Subjects with stable, adequately treated medical conditions could be enrolled provided that their medical regimen was unchanged in the 3 months before study participation and that participation did not place them at increased risk of adverse events.
"The ministers agreed to continue monitoring market fundamentals and adopt any measure needed, in a timely matter, to ensure a stable and adequately supplied oil market," a statement issued after their meeting said.
A second point is that if the Northern Alliance joins with Pashtuns to form a coalition, such an entity might represent Afghan ethnic diversity adequately enough to begin stable government.
Breakthrough cancer pain (BTcP) has been defined as a transitory increase in pain intensity that occurs either spontaneously, or in relation to a specific predictable or unpredictable trigger, despite relatively stable and adequately controlled background pain.
