The phrase "based on adequate information" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing or presenting information that is based on facts and accurate sources. For example, "This report is based on adequate information and research from reliable sources."
The culture heritage of the Valley, based on adequate information, will be protected.
This work aimed to find a rational nutrient feeding strategy for cider vinegar fermentation based on adequate information on the nutritional requirement of acetic acid bacteria.
Traces interpreted as having been made by crouching or resting theropods are exceptionally rare: only six examples have been reported based on adequate information.
Tailored feedback is likely to be most engaging when it is based on adequate information about the participant and acknowledges their pre-existing beliefs.
Later, it has become increasingly obvious that factors other than these strictly theoretical assumptions also influence the decision whether or not to buy health insurance; factors such as those involved in making individual rational decisions based on adequate information.
In perfect markets, not only is efficiency achieved, but so is accountability, as each consumer has made her own decision based on adequate information, and the terms of the agreement between the consumer and supplier can be enforced against the supplier using contract law.
In this study we have focused on effectiveness of the process for ensuring that decision-making is based on adequate representation, information and dialogue through from setting priority themes and topics to selecting projects for commissioning.
This conclusion agrees with Kellner's work on explanatory therapy for hypochondriacal fears and beliefs, which was based on adequate medical reassurance, information, and explanation after an accurate medical evaluation [ 46].
The sample size is based on ensuring adequate information is collected to yield preliminary estimates of the treatment effect and of between-patient variation that are sufficiently precise for phase III trial planning purposes.
Each dimension was rated adequate, inadequate, or unclear, based on the information reported.
