"sufficient life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an adequate or sufficient quality of life or a life that is lived with enough resources to maintain a reasonable level of comfort. For example, "My hope is that, with the right support, everyone can have a sufficient life and live life to the fullest."
Did I have sufficient life experience to write pornography?
Younger people should make sure they have sufficient life insurance to cover funeral costs, he added.
The productions had no sets or props, but costumes, lighting, and stage movement gave sufficient life to the dramas.
But Philip Ruddock, the minister for immigration, says the parliamentary report is by people who "haven't had what I would regard as sufficient life's experience".The minister's contempt has not struck a chord with many Australians, who are troubled by the moral questions involved.
He has taken out sufficient life insurance to pay expected estate taxes.
These results demonstrated the sufficient life time of the component for the expected heat load in operation.
The Vatican newspaper, worried that indoctrination at seven is not producing sufficient life-time allegiance, has been arguing that the age of first communions and confession be reduced to five.
As design year for the upgrading operations is set the 20th year after the opening to traffic of the upgraded road considering this time interval a sufficient life-cycle of an upgraded typical two-lane roadway.
The facilities were not providing sufficient life-saving care as measured by caesarean section rates, which were below recommended levels (3.7% in 2008 and 4.5% in 2009).
Thus evidence for benefit in terms of efficacy can be said to exist when ADT is combined with radical local therapy, but only in men with sufficient life-expectancy to benefit.
His father, a shepherd, lives a totally self-sufficient life, refusing to go into town.
