The phrase "an adequate implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a particular implementation in a project or system.
Example: "The team was pleased with the results, as they had achieved an adequate implementation of the new software features."
Alternatives: "a satisfactory implementation" or "a sufficient implementation."
We improve on previous works by proposing an adequate implementation of the EKF-SLAM algorithm on a multiprocessing architecture (ARM processor, SIMD NEON coprocessor, DSP core).
What the Gulf Spill has made clear is the oil industry has not followed the think tank's findings with an adequate implementation phase.
On this issue, the role of an adequate implementation strategy does not risk being overemphasised.
These findings will help nursing home decision-makers and managers decide whether to use DCM, and the results will help to design an adequate implementation process for DCM and other psychosocial interventions.
Accurate and precise measurements with known uncertainty (4, ) are a prerequisite for the adequate implementation of dosimetric techniques into medical practice and medical routines, specifically for different types (qualities) of radiation and levels of spatial resolution.
After a period of 6 months to allow for adequate implementation of the checklist, a similar series of observations was conducted.
It is also possible that these self-reported C. difficile infection prevention practices do not adequately reflect actual C. difficile practices, or that there may have been variability across institutions in what survey respondents considered to be adequate implementation of a particular process.
A high standard of care and adequate implementation can then be expected.
However, for adequate implementation of such a monitoring system into primary care, it is important that what the GPs themselves consider most important for patient safety in actual practice be taken into consideration as well.
The PF algorithm (as described in the next section in detail) has a high running time due to the resampling step - according to the complete cumulative distribution; therefore, an adequate parallel implementation would fetch a remarkable speed-up.
As a result, cargo bikes implemented at the appropriate spatial scale within the city can be a sustainable solution for urban logistics, depending on a prior delimitation of the conditions and adequate implementation strategy, to guarantee that it actually leads to improvements in terms of mobility, environment, energy, running costs and externalities.
