The phrase "are adequate in order to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of resources or conditions needed to achieve a specific outcome.
Example: "The resources provided are adequate in order to make the project successful."
Alternatives: "are sufficient to achieve" or "are enough to create".
Anyway, citric stimulation seems to be adequate in order to diminish pH variability.
Adequate scaling and non-dimensionalization of the various parameters and variables are given in order to make the model valid for a variety of wind turbine configurations and types of the material of construction.
Due to an extremely high patient burden in the public health sector, most doctors are not able to dedicate adequate time to ensure that poorly educated patients are properly informed in order to make their own decisions.
For K and Na, the mean intake was compared with the adequate intake in order to make a qualitative comparison.
The lesson learnt from the case of biosimilars is that adequate conditions should be established before technology uptake in order to make innovation effective and affordable.
It needs no further explanation that patients should be properly staged before treatment, in order to make adequate patient selection for RFA.
There is evidence that 3-point scales are adequate [ 30] and this approach is suggested for Likert-scale data in order to make subsequent analysis more understandable[ 31, 32].
Yet, as long as PCPs pose a residual risk, the legal requirements should be adequate to ensure that consumers are informed and are able to understand the information provided in order to make informed choices.
In order to make adequate gaps, it is important to decide whether to preserve the PCL based on the intra-operative gap measurements made with the PCL intact.
They need an adequate motivation at the emotional level in order to make sense to the changes they are doing in their daily life.
