'sufficiently spaced' is correct and can be used in written English.
You would use this phrase to refer to a situation when enough space has been left between objects, people, or other elements. For example, "Be sure the furniture is sufficiently spaced out so that there is room to move around the room."
The nanoindentations were sufficiently spaced to prevent from mutual interactions.
The nanoindentations were sufficiently spaced to prevent from the mutual interactions.
It is assumed that the entries of H[ q,n] are uncorrelateda (i.e. Tx/Rx antennas are sufficiently spaced).
We use the following criteria to select ego-alter pairs for whom the communication is sufficiently spaced over time.
Without loss of generality antenna elements at Tx/Rx are assumed to be sufficiently spaced apart so as to make the spatial correlation negligible.
The first class utilizes the different scattering properties of a target from sufficiently spaced antennas to improve the performance of the systems.
Thus, metronomic drug treatment must be at a sufficiently high dose but also sufficiently well spaced in time to induce strong sustained antitumor immune cell recruitment.
And, they say, American companies have indeed co-operated with the guidelines so far.But others are sceptical that companies have the incentive to be sufficiently space-friendly.
The snow is cold and powdery and the trees are sufficiently widely spaced to encourage rhythmic progress between them.
To achieve this, the girder must be braced by means of sufficiently closely spaced diaphragms, which are supposed to be infinitely stiff.
The observed brittle-ductile transition was found to originate from an observed enhanced matrix plasticity at fibre ends when the glass fibres are sufficiently closely spaced.
