The phrase "and adequate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that meets the necessary standards or requirements for a particular purpose.
Example: "The resources provided are sufficient and adequate for the project's needs."
Alternatives: "and suitable for" or "and appropriate for".
During subsequent reduction, lithium ions are not fully intercalated, however, the structure is reversible and adequate for multiple cycles.
Inspections in 2005 were positive; two reviews were overall good, and adequate for social care: "We put that right, they pointed out some issues.
"The amounts paid were in our opinion proper and adequate for the services provided and gave no cause for suspicion at the time," the statement said.
Reliability was strong for the Understanding and Reasoning scales and total score, and adequate for the Appreciation scale.
The PICCcontact parameter was also found to be very consistent and adequate for parametric studies of the influence of different physical parameters.
Two years later these ionic conductivity values were still very high (>10 4 S cm-1) and adequate for application in solid-state electrochemical devices (ECDs).
LGA births, small-for-gestational-age (SGA) births and adequate-for-gestational-age (AGA) births were defined as birth weight greater than +2 standard deviations (SD), less than −2 SD and between −2 SD and +2 SD of the expected birth weight for gestational age and gender, respectively, according to the Swedish reference curve for fetal growth [ 15].
They should engage in serious and long-term development programs to create employment opportunities for adults and adequate housing for families.
Thirty-four of these patients had sufficient tissue available for testing and adequate signal for measurement of TOP2A gene amplification.
There is much to be gained (access for the disabled and adequate restrooms, for starters).
Clearly, this is an insufficient time for both preparation and adequate processing for this population.
