The phrase "a process of adjustment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or adaptations that occur over time in various contexts, such as personal development, organizational change, or technical modifications.
Example: "The transition to remote work has been a process of adjustment for many employees as they adapt to new technologies and work environments."
Alternatives: "a period of adaptation" or "a phase of modification".
In my view, the decision as to when to start such a process of adjustment will likely come into sharper relief around the turn of this year".
The rating cut to below investment grade begins a process of adjustment that could ripple through, and roil, the fixed-income markets for weeks.
"A region that was founded on basic products - steel, coal, ores - a key region for 150 years, is now in a process of adjustment at a time of slow growth," says Mr. Jochimsen - and it needs Government help.
In this paper we will approach the retirement of these workers as a process of adjustment that takes into account their decisions to change roles and can also be an element to foster well-being in and out of work.
Stewart's team, in contrast, took divorce to be a process of adjustment to a new state.
This demonstrates that a process of adjustment is required.
They should rather be used as inputs or starting points in a process of adjustments that will have to take into account conceptual differences, judgements regarding data quality and also the consistency in relation to the inputs or estimates for the other elements of the food balance sheet.
For many of the study participants, undertaking a PhD in the UK involved a number of significant transitions requiring a process of adaptation, learning and adjustment.
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.
Moreover, research among Sudanese refugees in Canada seem to suggest a process of cultural adjustment whereby psychological and social resources are met based on traditional coping strategies and customary social support networks [ 27].
