The phrase "adequately stated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something has been expressed clearly and sufficiently.
Example: "The terms of the agreement were adequately stated in the contract, leaving no room for ambiguity."
Alternatives: "sufficiently expressed" or "clearly articulated".
"When the groups are adequately stated, everything is stated," Bentley declares.
The history of this legislation is adequately stated in the opinions to which reference is made in the preceding paragraph.
Mr. Justice McREYNOLDS is of opinion that the Circuit Court of Appeals reached the proper conclusion upon reasons there adequately stated and its judgment should be affirmed.
In affirming, the Court of Appeals ruled that the instructions adequately stated the applicable law, held that the evidence supported the jury's findings, and rejected petitioner's argument that a finding of no secondary meaning contradicted a finding of inherent distinctiveness.
The intellectual Left Wingers, or a substantial section of them, consider that their views were adequately stated in Mr. Cole's recent widely discussed article in the New Statesman, which put forward his thorny notions on how a sincere democratic Socialist should react if Great Britain got "dragged into war with China by the Americans".
In Khoja, the Ninth Circuit noted the "concerning pattern" of courts improperly using these procedures in securities cases "to defeat what would otherwise constitute adequately stated claims at the pleading stage," and "aim[ed] to clarify when it is proper to take judicial notice of facts in documents, or to incorporate by reference documents into a complaint". 899 F.3d at 998, 999.
Inadequacy: RD item not adequately stating a PWF.
Such a pattern of residual distribution can adequately state a high reliability in adopting the reference prediction models.
Thus, the summarisations were considered to adequately state information on objectives, methods and results, as well as the authors′ conclusions.
Albemarle County Circuit Judge Paul Peatross ruled in August 2010 that Cuccinelli had failed to adequately state what Mann might have done wrong, and further that he lacked authority to investigate federal grants.
Judges reading your essay can choose to grade off of the thesis you state in your conclusion if they think it more adequately states what you have written in your essay.
