wide enough apart

[suprunp]

The two rows of lanterns that led to the dais were wide enough apart that the four of them were able to walk side by side.
(C. Paolini; Inheritance)

Have I understood it right that I can say something like the following:

"It was deep enough under the water that nobody could reach it."
"This plane flies high enough above the ground that nobody can see it." etc.

Thanks.

[JohnParis]

Yes, I believe you have understood the usage.

John