The phrase "adequately to apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of applying a certain method, principle, or concept in a specific context.
Example: "In order to achieve the desired results, it is essential to understand the theory adequately to apply it in practice."
Alternatives: "sufficiently to implement" or "effectively to utilize".
Observation of housekeeping cleaning demonstrated that persistence of S. warneri on surfaces was due to failure to adequately apply disinfectant to the surfaces.
Nor was it possible to derive any information on the many practical issues that surround management of genital warts, such as personal hygiene, the ability to see the warts to adequately apply the treatments, unprotected sexual intercourse, clothing or other infections.
It will not be effective for you to apply for jobs that your disability prevents you from performing adequately.
We speculate, however, that the flattening of the performance curve is partly also due to the delivery system's failure to adequately apply existing clinical knowledge, or its application using local rather than global optimization techniques.
We think that our results can help to apply the measures to more complex network classes and to interpret the results more adequately than before.
The alloy design for the matrix needs to be adequately applied to develop high performance intermetallic matrix composites.
However, the abnormal dependence of the solution ohmic resistance on the potential demonstrates that the model should be refined to be adequately applied to commercial electrodes.
Theory of chaos is shown to be adequately applied to analyze kinetics of natural physical aging revealed in structural relaxation of Se-rich As Se glasses below glass transition.
"There are no rules that apply adequately to the personal circumstances of these students".
First, we argue that authorship guidance may not adequately apply to global health research because it requires authors to write or substantially revise the manuscript.
