The phrase "adjusted adequately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something has been modified or changed sufficiently to meet a certain standard or requirement.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, the team ensured that the project was adjusted adequately to address all concerns raised by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "modified sufficiently" or "altered appropriately".
Therefore, we introduce a novel cloud storage management system which optimally combines storage resources from multiple providers so that redundancy, security and other non-functional properties can be adjusted adequately to the needs of the storage service consumer.
Combustion air supply is adjusted adequately for the selected thermal output by a fan situated in the flue gas stream.
As a consequence of these limitations, we cannot rule out that there are confounders which we have not adjusted adequately for.
Looking through dozens and dozens more of recent winery buildings, the novelty about them seems to rarely spring up from an architect's whim and much more often from the necessity to adjust adequately to the specific conditions of context, society and market.
[20] To adjust adequately for chronological age, we used age as the time scale and all analyses were stratified by birth cohort to control for calendar period and cohort effector.
It was also difficult to adjust adequately for measurement of patient adherence.
Failure to adjust adequately to the disease may have negative consequences for the patient's quality of life, possibly resulting in suffering.
All the limitations of retrospective data analysis, most notably the potential inability to adjust adequately for case mix, thus affect our best estimate of cost-effectiveness.
The ecological study design is a primary limitation of our study because we could not adjust adequately for individual level covariates such as consumption of meat and vegetables, which might confound the association of CRC with THM concentrations.
Most individuals adjust adequately to the loss of a relative, nevertheless, a small but noteworthy proportion of bereaved individuals experience a syndrome of prolonged psychological distress in relation to bereavement.
In addition to exposure to noisy environmental conditions (18), subjects of lower socioeconomic status may have a history of inadequate glycemic control, for which we are unable to adjust adequately because we have only one A1C measurement.
