The phrase "adequately studied in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent to which a subject or topic has been researched or examined.
Example: "The effects of climate change on marine life have been adequately studied in the scientific community."
Alternatives: "sufficiently researched in the" or "thoroughly examined in the".
Although definite conclusion cannot be drawn from the present study due to its preliminary nature, the findings strongly indicated the need for future research about the issue of research utilization, which has not been adequately studied in the rehabilitation community.
Approaches to the division of labour and task-sharing have not been adequately studied in the context of social support networks in rural and low-income settings.
The use of dextrose in cardiac arrest has not been adequately studied in the clinical setting, and the incidence of dextrose administration remains unknown [ 9].
7 10 However, the relationship of BMI to T2D and expression of CVDs has not been adequately studied in the Jamaican adolescent population.
At Columbia University, researchers have set up a cohort study to analyze exposure to pesticides and PAHs during pregnancy and very early childhood, a time of susceptibility that Perera says has not been adequately studied in the past.
Secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT) is associated with mortality in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD), but the economic consequences of SHPT have not been adequately studied in the European population.
Rural-to-urban migrant women in Shanghai have poor reproductive health; the incidence of postpartum unintended pregnancy and contraceptive practices has not been adequately studied in this population.
Neither the factors which determine incidence rate nor strategies for control have been adequately studied in this setting.
BACKGROUND: Older adults in the United States receive a significant amount of care in the emergency department (ED), yet the associations between ED and other types of health care utilization have not been adequately studied in this population.
However, LTBI in immunocompromised patients has not been adequately studied in South Korea using the newer IGRA tests.
