The phrase "aside adequate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The feedback was aside adequate for the project."
Alternatives: "sufficient aside" or "adequate apart".
The banks say they have set aside adequate reserves, but investors are wary.
"This means adopting stringent, enforceable standards and setting aside adequate funding.
Mr. Schott said that the company had set aside adequate funds for decommissioning, as required by federal law.
And the agency failed to require S.& L.'s to set aside adequate reserves to absorb losses.
The company, which is based in Zurich, has been struggling to integrate past acquisitions and to set aside adequate provisions for possible asbestos claims.
Consequently, states do not set aside adequate resources to ensure they can make good on these obligations when they come due, as they do for pension benefits.
Is it setting aside an adequate allowance for loan losses?
The minimum educational level of mothers of children involved in this study was elementary school completed and they were able to complete the English version of GHQ-12 questionnaires without assistance aside the adequate explanation on how to complete the questionnaires.
Set aside an adequate amount of time.
Aside from the adequate selection and definition of indicators to address all sustainability goals, there is a discussion on the appropriate number of indicators for structuring or guiding political debates and decision-making processes.
It is not clear that the $2.7 billion set aside will be adequate for the thousands of people expected to be eligible.
