The phrase "adequately to pay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of funds or resources to meet a financial obligation or expense.
Example: "The company has managed its budget well, and it is now adequately to pay all its employees on time."
Alternatives: "sufficiently to cover" or "enough to settle".
Dalton said this would be a big change for insurers, but also for car manufacturers, which would have to be adequately capitalised to pay out claims that could run into the tens of millions of pounds.
He said they failed to promote the mall adequately and expected tenants to pay for advertising to promote other stores.
Despite this, he made broad statements such as "misdirection frequently takes the form of charging companies for keywords and threatening to divert their customers to a competitor if they fail to pay adequately for keywords".
After years of trying to reason with, beg and shame Albany's key players, the state's chief judge, Judith Kaye, reluctantly filed a lawsuit, charging that the refusal to pay judges adequately violates the constitutional separation of powers.
There is now a need to confront important challenges to address demand-side dimensions of access that have not been adequately addressed, such as 'ability to pay'.
He lacks the literary finesse and eerie prescience to adequately pay homage to the late, great experimentalist.
Make sure there are enough adults to adequately pay attention to the children.
The legal minimum wage is currently set at £6.50 an hour, below the £7.80 living wage which is the rate thought to be sufficient to adequately pay bills.
In fact, too much happened in the past week to adequately pay enough attention to it all.
A State Supreme Court jury said the city school district had failed to adequately supervise the students, and ordered it to pay $430,000 in damages to Stephne's mother, Aledia Givens.
