The phrase 'well geared' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an idiomatic expression that means to be suitably prepared or equipped for something. For example: "We're well geared to tackle the project; we have all the resources we need and a great team."
They are well geared up for adding a few more points to Mrs Clinton's already lengthy list of political negatives.
"They wanted to create a globally diversified company that is very well geared to gold going up".
The band itself is a solid fitness tracker, and is certainly well geared up for monitoring more energetic activities.
The Taylors are well geared up for surfers and offer an alfresco shower and storage for bikes, surfboards and wetsuits.
And as the prices at Ms. Fitzgerald's hotels suggest, the towns are well geared to those on a budget.
While Ichiro blazes no new trails (few Japanese restaurants around here do), it has obviously found its niche, with prices well geared to local market levels.
These include interventions at both the individual level, as well as those geared for entire communities, for large organizations, and comprehensive programs at the national and international levels.
Well, they came, they geared up, they zip-lined and they gushed about getting a taste of the military life.
The transmission, geared so well for city driving, left the engine lifeless at highway speeds: "Takes a deep breath, then lets out a sigh," the notebook says.
Overall the mountain seems geared to well-heeled parallelers content to cruise the cat-smoothed blues.
Indeed, apartment buildings are popping up across the region at a pace not seen since before the recession, many of them geared to well-off young professionals.
