The phrase "a mutual adjustment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where two or more parties are making changes or compromises to accommodate each other.
Example: "In negotiations, a mutual adjustment is often necessary to reach a satisfactory agreement for both sides."
Alternatives: "a reciprocal change" or "a collaborative modification".
Degeneracy of the genetic code along with flexibility in the choice of chemically similar amino acids leads to a mutual adjustment of the genomic and proteomic compositions [ 2, 5, 6].
We started from the analysis of Shannon codon entropy (H = − Σ p log2 p, where p is a genomic codon frequency) behavior, in order to understand to what extent it determines a mutual adjustment of the nucleotide and amino acid compositions.
Another issue neglected by Pickering is the question of whether a particular mutual adjustment of theory, of the apparatus or the phenomenon, and the experimental apparatus and evidence is justified.
This leads to a process of mutual adjustment of catalyst and substrate that we designate catalyst substrate adaptation.
Sensibility theory embraces circularity by holding that values and evaluative responses are "made for each other" through a process of mutual adjustment.
In a model with mutual adjustment for 5 NSAID classes, propionates (0.89; 0.84–0.95) and arylacetic acids (0.94; 0.88–1.00) were inversely associated with disease risk whereas any use of aspirin was not (OR = 1.01 [95%0.95 1.07]).
Consequently, it is impossible to perform an age-adjusted analysis with mutual adjustment for these two reproductive factors among parous women (Albrektsen et al, 1995; Leon et al, 1995; Hsieh and Lan, 1996; Cummings et al, 1997; Heuch et al, 1999, 2000).
In a stepwise multivariate model with mutual adjustment for psychosocial factors, being an immigrant was associated with a more than twofold risk in both sexes.
Their loving correspondence reveals to Lemann "a subtle dynamic of mutual adjustment".
After mutual adjustment, a statistically significant association was noted only for BMI (controls, P=0.001; cases, P=0.01).
A second model included mutual adjustment for confounding effects within each domain.
