The phrase "a reasonable adjustment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to accommodations or modifications made to support individuals, particularly in workplaces or educational settings.
Example: "The company made a reasonable adjustment to the work environment to accommodate employees with disabilities."
Alternatives: "a fair modification" or "an appropriate accommodation".
But, on the other hand, I consider that to be a reasonable adjustment".
"What is a reasonable adjustment depends, among other things, on the impact of the adjustment on others".
We are saying it is a reasonable adjustment for a bus company, as a service provider, to insist wheelchair space be made available if needed".
The terms provided that in 1984, the interior secretary could make a reasonable adjustment in the royalty rates paid to the tribe.
Liu Dongmin, director of the international finance research office at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said: "A reasonable adjustment of the RMB's value is good for China's exports and also good for the RMB to be admitted to the SDR.
In a different industry, I had a boss who refused to make a reasonable adjustment to the time of crucial daily team briefings during a major change programme, so that I was unable to perform effectively in the team and failed in that role.
If you are offered an interview, your employer must make any reasonable adjustments you need to attend and participate in the interview.
In return, they are prepared to accommodate the social and sensory difficulties of autism – but many employers have yet to catch on that a few reasonable adjustments can make a huge difference to whether a potentially excellent worker stays or goes.
A few reasonable adjustments could put deficit reduction on a positive path in the short-term.
Further research is therefore warranted to answer the following questions: (A) What reasonable adjustments are needed most frequently within the hospital care pathways of vulnerable patient groups?
As can be seen in Table 1, differences between simulated and predicted values of π were small, suggesting a reasonable model adjustment to gene expression data.
