"inadequate place" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe a location or space that is insufficient or not suitable for its intended purpose. Example: The small apartment they rented was an inadequate place to raise a growing family.
The list may have been manipulated by the CIF authors either to express their idea of chemical bonding or to calculate non-bonding distances that appear in this case in an inadequate place.
In math terms, 60% of a smaller fleet will lead the US pivot exactly back to the grossly inadequate place in Asia where it started.
On January 19 , 1893 Judge Joseph L. Custer declared the "courtroom to be an inadequate place for the transaction of the business of this court", and that court business "be held elsewhere in some suitable place in the county seat".
At the time of the implant surgery, it was discovered that one participant allocated to the experimental group had inadequate space to place four implants between the two mental foramina.
Another recent study, by the pro-diversity pressure group Hope Not Hate, found IER to be most inadequate in places with a lot of "multiple occupancy housing" and "regular home movers".
Ofsted's inspection report rated the school as inadequate and placed it in special measures.
Trusts branded inadequate are placed into special measures and often partnered with a high-performing neighbouring trust.
Schools were assured of financial support, however inadequate, and placed under strict supervision and firm control by public authorities.
It downgraded the school from outstanding to inadequate and placed it in special measures, while the school's management and senior leadership were later replaced.
9 June Five of 21 schools inspected by Ofsted are judged to be inadequate and placed in special measures: Park View, Golden Hillock, Saltley, Oldknow and Nansen.
Two schools caught up in the allegations had been rated outstanding by the inspectorate but were later rated as inadequate and placed into special measures.
