The phrase "adequately update" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of making necessary changes or improvements to something in a sufficient manner.
Example: "We need to adequately update our software to ensure it meets the latest security standards."
Alternatives: "sufficiently revise" or "properly refresh".
Thompson has revised the book for the paperback edition; but its sole failing is that ebooks and other recent developments are corralled into a chapter on the digital revolution – the time-warped main text has not been adequately updated to reflect them.
However, these solutions are often ineffective, because their knowledge base is not adequately updated.
Network parameter errors may come from many different sources, such as: imprecise data provided by manufacturers, poor estimation of transmission lines lengths and changes in transmission network design which are not adequately updated in the corresponding database.
This research clearly demonstrates that the relationship between COH and economic trends is not constant through time and that this temporal variability must be accounted for if these data are to be adequately used to update historical exposure models.
"Until these issues are resolved, it will be difficult to adequately assess the updated 1251 plan, despite the welcome increases in proposed spending," the memo added, using a term referring to the modernization proposal.
As noted in the Institute of Medicine Report Improving the Quality of Health Care for Mental and Substance-Use Conditions, [ 26] medical educators have not adequately addressed past recommendations to update training of medical professionals, leaving trainees ill equipped in their ability to care for patients with SU conditions.
As a start, individual faculty can update course materials to adequately represent this sex and gender evidence base.
Cybercrime prevalence (and its trend) can only be well measured if the questions are frequently updated and adequately address new aspects of cybercrime.
We need to give further thought to how information may be adequately recorded, revised and updated and transferred across services to ensure that patients' preferences can be respected and realised wherever possible.
In addition, patients with poor insight had lower metacognition subscale scores [ 25], impaired neurodevelopment [ 26] and were found to have difficulty in adequately processing conflicting information, updating their memory with rectified information, and subsequently accessing this corrective information to modify their irrational beliefs [ 27].
We urgently need to review and update our risk assessments for deadly pathogens of epidemic potential and ensure that we are adequately prepared to deal with urban outbreaks when they do occur.
