The phrase "are adequately met" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain requirements, needs, or standards have been fulfilled or satisfied.
Example: "We need to ensure that all client expectations are adequately met before the project deadline."
Alternatives: "are sufficiently fulfilled" or "are properly addressed".
Demonstrating compliance of critical systems with safety standards involves providing convincing evidence that the requirements of a standard are adequately met.
The system was subjected to a comprehensive testing protocol, which confirms that the salient requirements for the driver monitoring application are adequately met and in some respects, exceeded.
"It is time health service planners matched their obligations to ensure that the healthcare needs of this vulnerable group are adequately met".
Many companies claim they provide a family-friendly workplace, but how many really go the extra mile to make sure an employee and their family's needs are adequately met?
They use social indicators instead which directly verify whether the specific basic needs are adequately met.
This necessitates continued focus on ensuring that needs among Europe's increasing elderly migrant population are adequately met.
"If you are the only high-powered commercial television station in the fourth largest media market in the country, how can you say that you are adequately meeting your public service obligations with no news programming" said Chuck Lovey, a Voice for New Jersey member.
The category 'unclear/low risk of bias' was assigned when two key criteria were adequately met and the rest of the criteria were adequate.
Others reasons included concerns about bullying in schools or special educational needs not being adequately met.
Each level directs behaviour toward the need level that is not being adequately met.
"The scientific demand for deep diving vehicles," the report said, "is, at present, not being adequately met".
