The phrase "adequately supportive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that provides sufficient support or assistance in a particular context.
Example: "The research findings indicate that the new policy is adequately supportive of employee well-being."
Alternatives: "sufficiently supportive" or "appropriately supportive".
Caregivers have reported unintentional competition between generations for the energy and time of the caregiver, limited availability and use of community support, and challenges to create an adequately supportive and familiar social environment for elders (Jones and Brennan 2002).
While there are a multiplicity of interrelated barriers to gender equity in education in Zimbabwe, three distinct areas requiring attention if equity is to be achieved have been identified: a gender-insensitive school environment.; a home and community environment that is not adequately supportive; and a policy environment that is insufficient to address the education needs of girls.
Effective teachers will tell you they need smaller class sizes and a safe, adequately staffed, supportive environment where they are treated as professionals and asked for input.
Most were mild-to-moderate in severity and were managed adequately with supportive measures, with or without dose modification.
Intrinsically motivated health workers may be more amenable to achieve better clinical performance, provided they are adequately trained, receive supportive supervision and receive adequate extrinsic incentives [ 60].
Briefly, motesanib treatment was withheld for suspected or related grade 3 toxicity (other than hypertension) not adequately controlled with supportive care, or treatment-related grade 4 toxicity.
Our aim was to investigate whether a reduced ability of the patient to perform ADL is sufficient to adequately assess the supportive needs of family caregivers.
Moreover, they are more likely to be effective if they are implemented in a targeted and coordinated manner by informed, committed stakeholders in settings that are adequately resourced and supportive [ 21– 23].
Hence, defining and understanding TRM accurately serve as the foundation to adequately balance between therapy modification and supportive care implementation.
Moreover, the overall picture, and its supportive data, may not be adequately communicated during shift hand-overs or between members of the health care team.
In conclusion, on the basis of our findings in this study, the FOLFIRINOX regimen appears to be effective in Japanese patients, and the associated toxicity can be adequately controlled by careful observation and appropriate supportive care.
