The phrase "adequately trained for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's preparation or qualifications for a specific task or role.
Example: "The employees must be adequately trained for their new responsibilities to ensure a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "properly prepared for" or "sufficiently equipped for".
While about 600 military officers supplement the contract officers, Mr. Ernst said, the soldiers are not adequately trained for the task.
The job of removing ordnance was complicated by the fact that many of the combat engineers in the invasion were not adequately trained for the task.
Punch was further discomfited by the fact that Mattson had made it nearly impossible to name as his successor anyone but Primis, a man whom Punch did not know well and who had not, he felt, been adequately trained for the presidency.
They tend to employ teachers who are more inexperienced than the hires at affluent schools, and they often are not adequately trained for the intense environments they will face, making them more likely to leave, said Linda Darling-Hammond, a professor emerita at Stanford who heads the Learning Policy Institute, an education think tank.
Assure them that they will be adequately trained for the challenges ahead and that there will be a support system in place.
Mike Shields, Fraternal Order of Police president, has complained that police are not being adequately trained for the upcoming summits.
In your Forum piece on military procurement ("The Real Threat to the Arms Industry," Jan . 7, Ronald W. Stahlschmidt repeats the tired canard that there is or will be a shortage of adequately trained engineers for defense-related projects.
(Clinical director, urban AMS1) Sufficient numbers of adequately trained staff for quality improvement activities was extensively discussed.
35 Continued efforts are needed to make the government care providers and facilities more accessible to caregivers and improve access to qualified and adequately trained physicians for those who need it.
One of the greatest challenges to scaling up will be the limited supply of adequately trained human resources for health, including doctors, nurses, pharmacists and other skilled providers.
The pace of formalizing clinical physics training must rapidly increase to provide an adequately trained physics workforce for advanced technology RT.
