The phrase "adequately worked with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of engagement or interaction someone has had with a particular subject, tool, or process.
Example: "The project was successful because the team adequately worked with the new software to understand its features."
Alternatives: "effectively engaged with" or "sufficiently handled".
Since it is amenable to early intervention, significantly reducing mortality, subjects with proteinuria should be adequately worked up by the primary care provider.
Other reasons included patients not being adequately worked up at initial presentation and here problems with the transfer of images and pathology material had a major role.
Through social trust, laws, and regulations, our system has adequately worked to make these services possible.
● DS: The Default Settings should adequately work in most cases.
One of the first typewriters that could adequately record the Navajo language was built for Robert Young, a linguist who also worked with William Morgan and published a more comprehensive dictionary and grammar guide ("The Navaho Language"), in 1972.
At a legal firm Hebert worked with, lawyers were storing documents in Box and Dropbox, neither of which were adequately protected.
Modern and contemporary choreographers in the United States have long worked with few or no design elements, so perhaps it is not surprising that they often seem ill prepared to deal adequately with the rich but demanding environments found in New York.
In 2004, convinced that American design students weren't being adequately prepared to work with manufacturers, he developed a course on designing furniture for production at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Calif.
In addition, 85percentnt of third year students (13) considered they were 'adequately' or 'more than adequately' prepared to work with Aboriginal women and their babies, a question asked only of this group who were about to graduate.
However, this does not account for the significant decline in positive attitudes towards Aboriginal people observed or the fact that the majority of final year students considered they were adequately prepared to work with Aboriginal women.
