The phrase "sufficient to stimulate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is enough to cause a desirable result or outcome. For example, "The financial incentives were sufficient to stimulate increased investment in the project."
Markets of this size have proved sufficient to stimulate vaccine research in the past.
As noted in ref C, we doubt the change in relative prices brought about by the devaluation will be sufficient to stimulate local production in any significant way.
But investment may be a source of instability if it is not maintained at a rate sufficient to stimulate demand for the production it is creating.
A growing number of commentators say the European Central Bank should be authorized to buy government bonds at levels sufficient to stimulate the economy.
To cap this hedonism, a tight breeze sent us skimming over the waves: not enough to induce nautical terrors, but sufficient to stimulate even my land-loving sense of exhilaration.
Clinical success hinges on the amount of incorporated zinc and subsequent optimized release sufficient to stimulate osseointegration.
For example, is the mere presence of books in the home sufficient to stimulate interest in reading, which translates into improved achievement?
From the standpoint of costs for MEOR operations, 0.05 g/L yeast extract is necessary and is sufficient to stimulate AR80 activity.
Standard doses of inhaled beta-2 agonists reach concentrations in the pulmonary edema fluid that are sufficient to stimulate alveolar fluid clearance [18].
These results show that activation of Akt2 is sufficient to stimulate GLUT4 translocation in 3T3-L1 adipocytos to an extent similar to insulin.
Moreover, engagement of VE-cadherin with cadherin-coated beads was sufficient to stimulate proliferation in the absence of actual cell cell contact.
