"sufficient labor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of labor or work needed to complete a task. For example: "We have sufficient labor to finish the job by the deadline."
If each had been larger, fewer of them could have been reared — too few to provide sufficient labor for the survival of the newborn colony.
A Chrysler vice chairman, Thomas W. LaSorda, warned on Wednesday that the company may close its plants in Canada unless it got sufficient labor concessions.
In Jiangsu and Zhejiang, the higher wages are mainly due to higher production efficiency and better human capital returns led by an effective labor market and sufficient labor mobility among different sectors and industries.
We are not like hospitals with sufficient labor to handle the administrative work.
This salary rate was instituted in 1996 specifically to increase physicians' willingness to work extended hours to ensure a sufficient labor force in hospitals.
Provided the environment was suitable for the crop and sufficient labor force was available to work on the subsistence fields, African rice must have been grown extensively in New World countries with a substantial slave population originating from the rice growing areas that stretched from Sierra Leone to Ghana (Brydon 1981; Richards 1996).
Watershed management programs require sufficient agricultural labor force.
That doesn't last, but the number of graduates has been sufficient to keep labor costs low and accounting quality extremely high.
Fecal grab samples are sufficient to reduce labor and result in adequate estimated intake and daily feeding of alkanes can be used to replace the CRC.
The negative findings are predominantly driven by the performance of combinations of classroom and practical training, as well as classroom-based training programs under adverse economic conditions in which an upgrading of skills may not be sufficient to improve labor market integration chances in the short- to medium-run.
The Greens would be necessary but not sufficient to pass a Labor government's legislation.
