The phrase "a process of readjustment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of changes or adaptations that occur in response to new circumstances or conditions.
Example: "After the merger, the company underwent a process of readjustment to align its operations with the new corporate structure."
Alternatives: "a period of adjustment" or "a phase of adaptation".
Whenever we come back to the "Heiliger Dankgesang" we must go through a process of readjustment, reminding ourselves of the unusual musical character, and the need to sustain a flowing but patient musical line.
Since the Cultural Revolution of the late 1960s, China's administrative apparatus at all levels of the hierarchy has been in a process of readjustment so as to bring governmental organization in line with political reality.
The environmental rules for marine fish farming are in a process of readjustment to provide for a flexible regulation system based on documentation of environmental effects rather than stiff production limits by way of fixed feed quotas.
In many cities rebuilding was accompanied by a process of land readjustment which sought to improve the urban layout, though the success of both such readjustment and rebuilding programs varied between locations.
Engaged students learn more, retain more, and show more lasting gains, but cultivating engaged students requires a process of continual readjustment and refining.
During this period, changes in antenna pigments such as Neo and Chl b suggest that photostasis could be achieved by a process of antenna size readjustment, which is complemented by de novo synthesis of a pool of the xanthophyll cycle pigments.
The former Northern Ireland international and West Ham midfielder Steve Lomas is the new man in charge and there is sure to be a great and perhaps difficult process of readjustment at the New Den.
Mr. O'Briain described the essence of Project as a constant process of redefinition and readjustment.
Progress is made only through an iterative process of formulation, critique, and readjustment.
