The phrase "adequately weigh" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of considering or evaluating something thoroughly and fairly.
Example: "Before making a decision, it is essential to adequately weigh all the options available."
Alternatives: "properly assess" or "thoroughly evaluate".
Critics say that severely depressed patients might be too desperate to adequately weigh the risks of the experimental therapy.
Still, he emphasized a point in his report that emergency planners should more adequately weigh the likelihood of "spontaneous evacuation" by anxious residents outside the federally mandated evacuation zone, a 10-mile radius around the plant.
Mr. Carrillo Prieto said the judge did not "adequately weigh each and every one of the elements" of the 9,385 pages of evidence and testimony he had presented Friday.
These donors, eager to pay off debts such as educational loans, may not adequately weigh the risks of donation and may not be able to give fully informed consent.
But Ms. Reno has replied that the courts alone are in the neutral position to adequately weigh the needs of an investigation and justice against the President's interest in candid and confidential advice.
ROCKVILLE, Md .— Nuclear safety rules in the United States do not adequately weigh the risk that a single event would knock out electricity from both the grid and from emergency generators, as an earthquake and tsunami recently did at a nuclear plant in Japan, officials of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said Wednesday.
And the price rise of many food items -- outside of pork -- are also not adequately weighed or calculated, analysts say.
And even the price increases of many food items — aside from pork — are also not adequately weighed or calculated, analysts say.
But in a report released on Thursday, the official said the department had not adequately weighed concerns about the route of the 1,700-mile 1,700-milend should strengthen its oversight of contractors pipelineng environmentandimpact shouldentstrengthenr projects.
Dr. Friedgood is a plaintiff in a pending class-action suit against the state that argues that the Parole Board, under Gov. George E. Pataki, reflexively rejected requests for release without adequately weighing inmates' records in prison, whether their crimes were an aberration, or the likelihood they would commit them again.
Some of the groups lashed out at the SEC, using the kinds of arguments often used by business and industry groups to defeat SEC regulations, including whether the SEC had adequately weighed the costs and benefits of the rule.
