The phrase "adequately substantiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a claim, argument, or piece of information is supported by sufficient evidence or reasoning.
Example: "The research findings were adequately substantiated by the data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "sufficiently supported" or "properly validated".
"Newsnight" staff members were told by the program's editor at the time of the cancellation that the allegations against Mr. Savile had not been adequately substantiated, but questions have been raised about the role played in the cancellation by more senior BBC executives, some of whom have been suspended.
The producer of "Newsnight" told his staff members that the Savile investigation was not adequately substantiated by their reporting, but at least one "Newsnight" staff member noted that the producer said that he had come under pressure on the issue from BBC managers.
"The meta-analysis aims to quantitatively assess the available data from studies undertaken in various countries regarding autism rates and childhood vaccination so that the relationship between these two, whatever its significance, can be adequately substantiated".
The 1938 Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA), explicitly stipulates: "Each ingredient used in a cosmetic product and each finished cosmetic product shall be adequately substantiated for safety prior to marketing".
It is believed to be only the fourteenth adequately substantiated example.
Nonetheless, toxicogenomics data may eventually be useful in hazard and risk assessment if data quality and validity can be adequately substantiated.
The plaintiffs filed an appeal, however the October 21, 2013 ruling essentially reaffirmed the previous one, noting that Russian courts failed to adequately substantiate why some critical information remained classified.
Future studies with greater numbers of untreated RA patients are warranted to adequately substantiate and dissect these questions further.
No allegations were substantiated.
One complaint was substantiated.
Only one has been substantiated.
