The phrase "prepared appropriately" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate that something has been properly prepared or taken care of. For example: "The patient's medical records were prepared appropriately for the appointment."
"Wal-Mart may face several adverse consequences as a result of staffing and scheduling not being prepared appropriately," it stated.
If a trust has prepared appropriately, the service on the strike days will be of a higher quality and safety than normal.
I can remember living in Israel on Kibbutz Ein Tzurim in my senior year of high school, working with my classmates to prepare for the holiday: scrubbing the kitchen, blowtorching the ovens, and then the morning of the seder eating outside the dining hall on paper goods because everything had been kashered (prepared appropriately) for the holiday.
And in a way it has to be to prepare appropriately for that level.
It failed to prepare appropriately, by deliberating more carefully and avoiding the creation of unrealistic expectations.
He added: "It would not be in any nation's interest artificially to accelerate the process and no responsible government would hit the start button on a two-year legal process without preparing appropriately.
"It would not be in any nation's interest artificially to accelerate the process and no responsible government would hit the start button on a two-year legal process without preparing appropriately".
Expecting [drama] to happen will make it more bearable, and it will also give you the chance to prepare appropriately".
Even though the as-yet-unreleased 69-page report doesn't see an attack being all that likely, it does state that Germans "should prepare appropriately for a development that could threaten our existence".
"Our program will focus first and foremost on preparing appropriately vetted Syrians to counter ISIL," said a Pentagon official who wasn't authorized to speak publicly on the matter, before adding a caveat that seemed to leave ample room for mission creep.
The poor and most vulnerable groups – especially children- suffer most because of their inability to prepare appropriately for natural disasters.
