The phrase "adequately verified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the confirmation or validation of information, ensuring that it meets a certain standard of thoroughness.
Example: "Before publishing the report, we need to ensure that all the data has been adequately verified to maintain our credibility."
Alternatives: "sufficiently confirmed" or "properly validated".
MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: The quotation is adequately verified.
That is not because, as he and his Administration once insisted, neither could be adequately verified.
Petitioner argues that the reliability of the Neyer eavesdrop information was not adequately verified in the Steinman affidavit.
Nonetheless, relatively few studies seek to collect essential and adequately verified data for the practical implementation of CBC approaches.
However, the related research is sporadic so far and has not adequately verified this speculation or addressed the topic in a widespread temperate grassland ecosystem.
It is vital to know, at a time when all the nuclear powers, whether they have signed the treaty or not, say they have forsworn testing.To test-ban critics, continuing doubts about the activities of China and also Russia at its Novaya Zemlya test site in the Arctic show that a test ban is inherently unworkable because the ban cannot be adequately verified.
Overall, were you able to adequately verify the information in each article?
Today the appeals tribunal said the lower court did not adequately verify the testimony of Ruben Chanax, a homeless man.
"Moreover, N.R.C. did not always adequately verify the new owners' financial qualifications to safely own and operate the plants".
Contingency management has not been widely studied as an intervention for alcohol problems because until recently, no alcohol biomarker has been available to adequately verify abstinence.
AFNI allegedly kept trying to collect debts without adequately verifying whether they were actually owed and in the meantime reported the suspect debts to credit bureaus.
