"adequately support" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide enough evidence, facts, or reasons to back up a statement or argument. It can be used in various contexts, such as academic writing, business communication, or everyday conversation. Example: In order to convince the board of directors, the marketing team must adequately support their proposal with market research and financial projections.
American theater artists will survive and flourish if we recognize and adequately support the national theater that already exists.
The department's gurneys could not adequately support the patients' weight, and the department had to pay a private ambulance company.
He was seeking to establish his credentials as a champion of minorities because of concerns among some black delegates that he did not adequately support affirmative action.
If we could put together systems that would adequately support these students, word would get around and more students would disclose it and would come.
Manufacturers fight labeling laws, and the federal government doesn't adequately support independent research into the environmental and health impacts of even the most commonly used chemicals.
Many of the crofts cannot adequately support a family, so islanders seek work in the North Sea oil industry, abroad, or in the Royal Navy.
Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "It is obvious that AET's rate and scale of expansion was unsustainable and that it is unable to adequately support its schools.
Official Republican spokesmen have largely refrained from attacking Mr. Kerry's antiwar activities, focusing instead on what they say is his failure to adequately support national security programs over the years.
Current modelling systems adequately support either modelling of parts or modelling of assemblies, whereas ideal modelling systems should adequately support both.
To adequately support such new approach, their information systems and business strategies should be totally aligned.
Worldwide, most healthcare professionals do not receive sufficient evidence-based education to adequately support breastfeeding families.
