"enough buffer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express that something is adequate, sufficient, or desirable in comparison to what is expected or required. For example, "The company gave us enough buffer to make it through the year without any layoffs."
In part, analysts say the €440bn European Financial Stability Facility EFSFF) amassed by Brussels is a big enough buffer.
That thin edge on which we live, and which at most moments we barely notice, provided nowhere near enough buffer against the power of the natural world.
Among other things, Mr. DiBrienza and other Council members criticized the rules for not allowing enough buffer space between homes, schools and other neighboring uses; for allowing transfer stations to cluster together, and for not making the city's existing 83 transfer stations follow the rules.
A key conclusion was that most households we did not have a large enough buffer to protect themselves against volatility.
Note that [25] assumes that each node is allowed to transmit to the next hop even if it does not have enough buffer space, in which case the received packet is dropped.
Node v sends a packet to another node x, (x∊nbr (v)), only when node x has enough buffer size to store the packet from v. Therefore, packets will not drop at the receiver due to buffer overflow.
Those firms with big enough buffers to absorb the hit to profits will win.Even so, some firms with large funding gaps may prove unviable they will have to shrink, sell out or break themselves up.
All buffers were strong enough to buffer the corresponding pH even after addition of the acidic ABTS solution (checked via pH electrode).
Shares of Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley also rose after they announced that they had each raised $7.5 billion in new capital to give themselves a large enough capital buffer to meet the government's standards.
For many ecosystem types, those prerequisites will be rarely met in practice: sufficient market activity implies sufficient habitat turnover, but most ecological networks are not robust enough to buffer frequent habitat turnover.
"So it's possible that when pastors feel their ministry is going well, they experience positive emotions potent enough to buffer them from mental distress.
