Difference between Adequate and Pertinent

ADEQUATE vs PERTINENT: NOUN

In Scots law, an appurtenant: used, chiefly in the pllural, in charters and dispositions in conjunction with parts: as, lands are disponed with parts and pertinents.

Equal to requirement or occasion; commensurate; fully sufficient, suitable, or fit: as, means adequate to the object; an adequate comparison.
To make equal or adequate.
To attain equality with; equal.
Acceptable
About average

Synonyms Relevant, fit, proper, applicable, appertaining.
Pertaining or relating; that regards or has reference: with to or unto.
Belonging or related to the subject or matter in hand; to the purpose; adapted to the end proposed; appropriate; apposite; not foreign to the question; being to the point.

Ample, Proper, Inadequate, Insufficient, Fair to middling, Equal to, Adequate to, Up to, Capable, Passable, Competent, Decent, Enough, Satisfactory, Sufficient

Irrelevant, Helpful, Cogent, Concerning, Interesting, Useful, Important, Pertaining, Germane, To the point, Apt, Apropos, Appropriate, Apposite, Relevant

Ample, Proper, Inadequate, Insufficient, Fair to middling, Equal to, Adequate to, Up to, Capable, Passable, Competent, Decent, Enough, Satisfactory, Sufficient

Irrelevant, Helpful, Cogent, Concerning, Interesting, Useful, Important, Pertaining, Germane, To the point, Apt, Apropos, Appropriate, Apposite, Relevant

The record is adequate to address these issues.
Commercially adequate access to public streets and ways?
Torres has not proved to be statistically adequate.
ERISA with the lack of adequate fiduciary standards.
Ensuring that adequate internal controls are in place.
Proposed Adequate Assurance of payment for postpetition services, and established procedures for resolving requests for additional adequate assurance of payment.
If it is determined that a BOS is not available at all or is not adequate, the customer should obtain an adequate BOS.
Adequate provision should be made to assemble in adequate quantities expertise that enables the court to respond to multiple protection and assistance needs.
However, the airport already has adequate capacity and will continue to have adequate capacity in the foreseeable future.
Other methods are not adequate and cannot be made adequate.