The phrase "adequately supplied" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where something is sufficiently provided or available, often in the context of resources or materials.
Example: "The emergency shelter was adequately supplied with food, water, and medical supplies to support the evacuees."
Alternatives: "sufficiently provided" or "well-stocked."
The mountain regions themselves, however, are adequately supplied with precipitation.
All Americans, regardless of where they stand on the war, want our troops to be adequately supplied and protected.
"When the protest first took place we took steps to ensure facilities such as hospitals were adequately supplied," said a company spokesman.
And with all due respect, isn't the world already pretty adequately supplied with books about the enigmatic Alan Greenspan and his masterly orchestration of the global economy?
The Special Master excluded this section of the river from the apportionment on the grounds that its canals are adequately supplied from return flows and other local sources.
Vitamin K deficiency is seldom naturally encountered in higher animals because the vitamin is usually adequately supplied in the diet, besides being synthesized by intestinal bacteria.
Kock alleged betrayal by both the government and the investors for failing to adequately supply his vessel.
We conclude that natural resources can adequately supply the local population needs, but current practices are not sustainable.
Winter usually refills Maine's 6,000 lakes and adequately supplies groundwater to the 280,000 houses that depend on wells or springs.
In certain key consumption areas, like the New York City and Boston Citygates, there will simply never be enough deliverability to adequately supply the coldest days of the year.
To adequately supply tissues with oxygen and nutrients, the formation of functional vascular networks requires generation of normal, healthy vessels and their arrangement into an effective network architecture.
