The phrase "adequately supported with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of evidence or resources backing a claim, argument, or project.
Example: "The research findings were adequately supported with data from multiple sources, ensuring their reliability."
Alternatives: "sufficiently backed by" or "well-supported by".
We inferred Bayesian phylogenetic trees [ 29, 30] separately for each of the 5282 E. coli protein sets and subsequently aggregated all adequately supported bipartitions (those with posterior probability (PP) ≥ 0.95) to generate an E. coli - Shigella reference tree using matrix representation with parsimony (MRP) [ 31].
In accordance with previous experimental [ 32] and clinical findings [ 11, 33], total oxygen consumption is not measurably altered by adequately supported spontaneous breathing in patients with low lung compliance during APRV/BiPAP.
Yet, these improvements may not be forthcoming if qualified teachers are not adequately supported in their mentoring of staff with low-level qualifications.
He adds that, through surgery and managing pain with morphine, patients should be adequately supported in the meantime.
Besides the airway problems, feeding difficulties are also a common finding in infants with RS and should be adequately supported [ 7, 71].
Nevertheless, the CCM adequately supported our purpose of defining the IOGA concept, particularly with regard to: (1) self-management and decision support; (2) delivery system design and (3) healthcare policy.
In particular, two key outcome measures were assessed: whether the patient was treated with dignity and respect, and whether the family was adequately supported.
Concerns arise when there is significant metaphyseal comminution for a long segment or with certain patterns of medial articular involvement that may not be adequately supported by the trajectory of fixation from a solely laterally based implant.
In every country alike, with the exception of Togo (HIV), the policies have not been adequately supported by measures to facilitate their implementation.
