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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are enough for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of something for a particular purpose or need.
Example: "The resources we have are enough for a successful project completion."
Alternatives: "sufficient for a" or "adequate for a".
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Three are enough for a serving.
IN JOURNALISM, cynics suggest, three data points are enough for a trend.
My unit will concentrate on only the five aspects of poetics mentioned earlier; they are vital and they are enough for a beginning study.
These 63 characters are enough for a Western alphabet plus 10 numerical digits, with several left over for punctuation and some special characters.
Still, Mr. Bunn said, the issue needs to be addressed because "it's one of only a few stocks that are enough for a crude terrorist nuclear bomb".
Meanwhile McIlroy can't roll in his eagle putt on 3 - it's got a huge left to right break - but two putts are enough for a birdie.
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(Two make a substantial appetizer; three are enough for an entree).
Although the 1,000-iteration 1,000-iterationenough to obtain precise estimates, they are enough for an initial analysis.
How much is enough for a career?
"That's enough for a kilowatt," he says.
This alone could be enough for a fair snap decision.
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