adequate

Modifying Another Word

• nutritionally: The limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate safe foods, or limited or uncertain ability to acquire foods in socially acceptable ways.
• perfectly: That was, last century, a perfectly adequate response.
• barely: It is clear to us from a reading of these reports that " Sound " did not mean " Barely Adequate " .
• quite: The amounts may be too small to see, but they're quite adequate for the new testing and screening techniques.

Preposition: for

• purpose: However where an older Class II cabinet is already in situ, care should be taken to ensure its performance is adequate for purpose.
• task: Is the simple three-way classification of drug-related harms ( crime, health and dealing ) adequate for the task?

Infinitive complement

• facilitate: Even the totally discredited UN weapons inspectors have made it clear that existing UN resolutions on Iraq are entirely adequate to facilitate their inspections.
• meet: Are the existing studies adequate to meet future needs?
• protect: However, her immunity ( which she SHOULD have by now ) is adequate to protect the unborn child.
• prevent: An intake that is adequate to prevent deficiency is clearly indicated.

Modifies a noun

• ventilation: Roof ventilation To minimize the risk of condensation, you should ensure adequate ventilation in the roof area.
• protection: Adequate protection must be given to pictures in transit.
• intake: With an adequate intake of fluids a more alkaline state will prevail, which is the base of all good health.
• precaution: Adequate fire precautions have been taken to ensure the animals safety in the case of fire.
• safeguard: What's not added paint to adequate safeguards in.
• supervision: Adequate supervision during swimming, possibly on a one-to-one basis, is essential.

Used with adjective complement

• deem: Secondly, they introduce some Principles of Good Practice that must be applied if control of exposure is to be deemed adequate.
• prove: It is also the real experimentation with social practices and organizational forms that can prove adequate to the task.
• consider: RDA is the amounts of selected nutrients considered adequate to meet the known nutrient needs of healthy people.
• remain: REVIEWING COVER You should review the cover provided by any Policy of Insurance annually to ensure it remains adequate for Your needs.