The phrase "an adequate form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a particular format or method meets the necessary standards or requirements.
Example: "The report was submitted in an adequate form, allowing for easy review and assessment."
Alternatives: "a suitable format" or "an acceptable version".
Koeppen "gave the notes an adequate form," he said, and acknowledged Littner in the title.
Moreover, an adequate form of cross-validation is developed and shown to work satisfactorily.
One question remains: is the Occupy movement an adequate form of protest against the authoritarian and repressive tactics of a government run by an ex-KGB colonel?
We can blame government for not providing our primary legal materials in an adequate form, but government will never do so until the bar demands change.
Finally, new conditions regarding the design of the output tracking control, using a suitable nonlinear transformation for the description of the plant in an adequate form, is presented.
The ICJ noted that, as a matter of international law, breach of a treaty ordinarily " 'involves an obligation to make reparation in an adequate form.' " Avena, supra, 119 (quoting Factory at Chorzw, Jurisdiction, 1927, P. C. I. J., ser. A, No. 9, p. 21).
PARIS — There are relationships for which a novel is a more adequate form than journalism.
Almost 50 years ago, Lieber and DeCarli developed a liquid diet containing alcohol in a nutritionally adequate form for the study of alcohol-induced liver diseases [ 73].
While van Steen's fine ear for detail was apparent, with the exception of Dvorak's famous "sweet chariots" melody, none among the abundance of melodies at the heart of both works seemed to find adequate form, a weakness further exacerbated by some terrible ensemble work.
The wage is calculated on the ability of a wage to enable an adequate material form of life.
Numerical simulations demonstrate that the determination of an adequate functional form may be directly linked to the frequency energy dependence of the primary structure.
