adequately define

Examples (10)

• There may be problems if responsibilities are not adequately defined.
• The contract fails to adequately define what constitutes a 'material breach'.
• The study was criticized because it didn't adequately define its key variables.
• We need to adequately define the scope of the project before we begin.
• It is incredibly difficult to adequately define the concept of 'consciousness'.
• The first step is adequately defining the problem you are trying to solve.
• The new legislation will adequately define the rights of digital users.
• Have we adequately defined the success criteria for this campaign?
• The report's failure to adequately define its methodology casts doubt on its conclusions.
• To avoid confusion, you must adequately define all technical terms in your paper.