The phrase "an adequate feedback" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "feedback" is an uncountable noun, so it should not be preceded by "an."
Example: "I appreciate the adequate feedback you provided on my project."
Alternatives: "sufficient feedback" or "appropriate feedback."
"As a result, a large segment wasn't providing adequate feedback.
When applied to specific domains and in a well-defined context with adequate feedback and benchmarks, self-assessment may accurately inform self-directed learning and evaluation.
A run-in period including giving adequate feedback could potentially enhance patient compliance of completing questionnaires, subsequently decreasing the amount of (partly) missing or invalid data.
It represents the internal processing (of a user request) which needs to provide adequate feedback to the user when there are different outcomes possible, e.g. "See positive ending" and "See negative ending" in Fig. 2. Breakdown recovery utterance.
It should be emphasized that adequate feedback follows defined rules which a user needs to assimilate [ 10] and, properly applied, have a significant impact on a HO's learning processes [ 11].
Also, I have found that the buggy itself (as well as the yelps from my son) provide adequate feedback.
However, what we lack is adequate feedback to the financial services community about the effectiveness of AMLR.
"The Malaysian Bar Council is very disappointed that the government is rushing with unholy haste this piece of legislation without seeking adequate feedback from relevant stakeholders," he said.
During conceptual design of a system, it is critical that stakeholders gain insight in this system to provide adequate feedback and make well-founded design decisions.
