The phrase "sufficiently appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when something is considered to be adequate or suitable for a particular purpose or situation. For example, "This location is sufficiently appropriate for our meeting."
However, we must ask whether paleoclimate models incorporate sufficiently appropriate representations of the dynamics and sensitivities of the marine carbon cycle, and indeed, whether in the geological context, we really know what these dynamics are.
Can produce familiar stretches of language with sufficiently appropriate pacing and intonation to help listener's understanding.
Also, one could question to what extent political attention (attention with the prospect of, for instance, higher taxes or increased regulation) is a sufficiently appropriate proxy for CSR.
This is usually caused by a descriptor with low discriminating capacity and a choice of similarity measure that is not sufficiently appropriate.
Therefore, a cut-off score of the FOCI-T severity Scale of 5 or greater is considered sufficiently appropriate.
At the other end of the spectrum there are patients who focus on adhering to medications, and view it as a sufficiently appropriate substitute to the more demanding and time consuming recommended lifestyle changes.
That predecessor was Provence, which the restaurateurs Vicki Freeman and Marc Meyer bought two years ago and overhauled at great expense, trying to fashion a French restaurant at once easygoing and sufficiently elegant, appropriate for an impulse or a special occasion.
A strong family history of melanoma does not appear to sufficiently motivate appropriate adherence to sun-protection behaviors.
Each parameter evaluating internal validity was awarded a score of "1" if the study sufficiently met appropriate criteria and "0" if criteria were not met.
According to many representatives, education on sexuality in the context of religious doctrine was unnecessary, because religious tenets sufficiently define appropriate behavior: if one upheld the teachings in the sacred texts, HIV/AIDS would not be transmitted or acquired.
Various backgrounds are analysed and we demonstrate that they can be sufficiently suppressed by appropriate cuts.
