"sufficiently many" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that there is an adequate or appropriate number of something. Example: The library has sufficiently many books on the subject, so I was able to find all the resources I needed for my research paper.
times of machines, compute a deadline that would allow sufficiently many machines to finish all jobs.
In the infinite-dimensional case we get analogous results for measures differentiable along sufficiently many directions.
Furthermore, the equilibrium effort level and the surplus converge to their first best levels with sufficiently many assets.
"I just don't think Fulton and Rutherford are candidates to score fast enough to make sufficiently many runs to advance NZ tonight.
In other words, the instantaneous ranks of players have to be estimated before the players play sufficiently many games with others under fixed strengths.
We also created 29 new clues (5.3% of clues in total) in cases where sufficiently many suitable clues were not available in the CSLB data set.
What makes the use of finite-dimensional techniques possible is the existence of "sufficiently many" finite subequivalence relations of an arbitrary countable measurable equivalence relation.
More precisely, we determine sufficiently many parameters to guarantee that the associated analytic discs sweep out an open wedge in CN.
The slip evolution was simulated in a three-dimensional FE model including assembly, bending and sufficiently many rotations to reach a steady-state.
We show that an operator on a separable complex Banach space with sufficiently many eigenvectors associated to eigenvalues of modulus 1 is hypercyclic.
We prove a concentration inequality which asserts that, under some mild regularity conditions, every random variable defined on the product of sufficiently many probability spaces exhibits pseudorandom behavior.
