The phrase "adequately use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper or sufficient application of a tool, resource, or method in a specific context.
Example: "To achieve the best results, it is essential to adequately use the available resources during the project."
Alternatives: "effectively utilize" or "properly employ".
People with this condition can't adequately use insulin, a molecule that enables the body's cells to take glucose out of the bloodstream and derive energy from it.
Generally speaking, farmers do not adequately use farm inputs in Ghana for various reasons including weak financial position.
To materialize the SCNES concept, it is important to adequately use the excess neutrons produced in the chain reaction.
Because most people in the regions and countries can adequately use electricity, the cost reduction is one of major requirements recently.
The respiratory multiplex PCR should be performed in this setting and the results should be taken into account to more adequately use the anti-microbial treatments.
These results should foster vine-growers to strengthen their cooperatives and adequately use these organizations to mitigate future climate change impacts.
The checklist, favouring communication between members of the staff, is considered as a useful tool, not always adequately used explaining results at variance.
"Although we had these noble goals… we weren't adequately using machine learning and algorithms," Timm said.
(Limbaugh says he "lives" in Mail.app, partly because his hearing problem prevents him from adequately using the telephone).
When adequately used these patterns may reduce significantly the complexity of an otherwise naïve conceptual model.
Due to advances in computational efficiency, the reversed plastic zone can now be resolved adequately using the finite element method.
