The phrase "adjustment is adequate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or discussing the sufficiency of a modification or change made to something.
Example: "After reviewing the changes made to the project, I can confirm that the adjustment is adequate for our needs."
Alternatives: "the modification is sufficient" or "the change is acceptable."
The rate of gain decay continues to increase with time; however the HRC calibration team has determined that an annual GMAP adjustment is adequate to maintain approximately 2-42-4%obal accuracy in the gain.
The adjustment is adequate because none of the tests assessing its goodness of fit (Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4) yielded a significant result.
As the estimated risk reductions of adjuvant hormonal and chemotherapy (0.66 and 0.77, respectively, for OS) were in line with reported risk reductions of these therapies in randomized clinical trials, this adjustment is adequate.
SDF images were acquired from three different regions in the site of interest, after verifying that focus and contrast adjustment were adequate; poor-quality images were discarded.
Although statistical adjustments can be made for identifiable differences between groups, it is impossible to be certain that all relevant characteristics have been considered and that adjustments are adequate.
But after three years of plunging, nobody knows if the old seasonal adjustment is still adequate.
The adjustment of the model is adequate given that none of the tests evaluating the goodness of fit (Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4) yielded a significant result.
The data must be of high quality and reliable, and risk adjustment must be adequate to allay concerns about comparing 'apples to oranges'.
Moreover, even if information on outcome quality can be routinely collected and risk adjustment would be adequate, these measures will often not be useful for P4P purposes because of low reliability as a result of small sample size [ 63, 76].
