The phrase "are needed to adequately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or necessities for achieving a certain level of effectiveness or sufficiency in a task or situation.
Example: "Resources are needed to adequately support the development of the new software."
Alternatives: "are required to sufficiently" or "are essential to effectively".
Peacocke has argued scenario contents are needed to adequately reflect how locations are represented in experience.
(b) How many modes are needed to adequately represent the elastic character?
Clinical, technical and biological fundaments are needed to adequately incorporate IGT procedures to the benefit of the patient.
Many of the difficulties conducting acute resuscitation research are exacerbated because multiinstitutional studies are needed to adequately power such research.
Such observations suggest that other or additional dose measures, such as particle number, surface area, or body burden, are needed to adequately reflect the exposure situation [8].
The analysis showed that at least two exponential terms of the parallel flow model are needed to adequately model production from these reservoirs.
A recent study suggested $10bn investment was needed to adequately reduce pollution levels and improve the reef's resilience.
But with an enormous crowd expected to participate, Mr. Hazare's aides announced on Thursday that another day was needed to adequately prepare the protest site.
"We're very skeptical of these new-age experimental schools that seem to want to dumb down academic standards and rigorous testing, which is needed to adequately monitor and measure the educational development of a child," he said.
For other rules, more than one indicator was needed to adequately and sufficiently address the different facets of the rule.
I suggest that a conjunctural reading of social theory is needed to adequately scrutinize key concepts such as society whose meanings are today taken to be unchanging.
