The phrase "an adequate total" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sum or amount that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose.
Example: "After reviewing the expenses, we determined that an adequate total for the budget would be $10,000."
Alternatives: "a sufficient amount" or "an acceptable sum".
Had either of two chances to catch Suresh Raina been taken, it might not have made an adequate total.
The higher piglet mortality in the LARGE treatment suggests that the larger nest size was less protective for the piglets and thus a smaller nest, within an adequate total pen size for differentiation of functional areas, would be recommended.
The rationale for selecting the mean ( {BP}_{mathsf{ND}}^{ast } ) range of FWHM was to obtain an adequate total volume of the reference tissue (almost all cortical voxels in HCs), which should provide a very stable reference tissue input function for ( {BP}_{mathsf{ND}}^{ast } ) estimation.
The StO2 sensor was placed on the thenar muscle of the right hand in a position, which ensured an adequate total haemoglobin index (THI) of more than 5.0 according to the recommendation of the manufacturer.
However, 120% MEE might be considered an appropriate and adequate total energy requirement for mechanically ventilated, critically ill patients.
Buttler, though, combined with Bresnan to ensure England avoided embarrassment, hitting four fours in his 60-ball stay to take the tourists to what would prove to be a more than adequate total.
It is necessary to accumulate high-quality evidence by performing a multicenter study to evaluate the relationship between adequate device condition, adequate total radiation dose, and adequate chemotherapeutic regimes and dose in cancer patients together with a study of prophylaxis for complications.
Postoperative CT study demonstrated that the remaining posterior orbital wall, combined with the persistently increased intraocular muscle volume, blocked retrodisplacement of the globe, despite adequate total volumetric increase.
Guidelines for adequate total water intake for the general adult population have been proposed by several international governing bodies.
Therefore, identification of excessive GWG early in pregnancy might not justify complacency: achieving adequate total GWG will still result in lower offspring BMI and waist circumference.
In our large population-based case control study, approximately half of all study participants had adequate total vitamin D intake according to current guidelines.
