The phrase "adequately strong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has sufficient strength or effectiveness for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "The bridge was designed to be adequately strong to withstand heavy traffic and adverse weather conditions."
Alternatives: "sufficiently robust" or "appropriately sturdy".
The opposite was true in control apiaries, where adequately strong colonies were 2.6 times more likely to neighbor other colonies of adequate strength.
These are strong words, but not adequately strong.
An ideal buccal polymeric film or patch dosage form should be flexible, elastic, soft, yet adequately strong.
First, "global omissions" include the absence of an adequately strong, globally shared effort to combat the lack of educational facilities and health care.
Our study underscores the importance of maintaining a normal difference in short-axis area between the LA and the LV in order to generate adequately strong hydraulic forces to contribute to normal diastolic filling.
Every hoist handling platforms, cages, or other devices used to transport persons shall be equipped with brakes capable of stopping the fully loaded platform, cage, or other device; with hoisting cable adequately strong to sustain the fully loaded platform, cage, or other device; and have a proper margin of safety.
During the meetings, Mozilo and his executives complained that Countrywide's share price didn't adequately reflect its strong earnings.
A simple three-word phrase or a brief list of product attributes cannot adequately represent a strong brand.
Elsewhere, the flat operating profit in the UK has been more than adequately covered by strong performances in Prudential's other key geographies, namely Asia and the US.
Some officials have taken umbrage at the underlying pessimism in the report, arguing that it does not adequately reflect how strong Afghanistan's security forces have become.
As a society, we have collectively failed to adequately tackle the strong anti-vaccination movement which continues to influence some parents.
