The phrase "accurately adjusting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of making precise changes or modifications to something.
Example: "The technician is accurately adjusting the settings on the machine to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "precisely modifying" or "correctly calibrating".
Current estimation methods capable of accurately adjusting for seasonal demand change often require substantial data for ongoing calibration.
The dimensions of the resulting nanostructures can be well controlled by the oxidation rate, through accurately adjusting the etching parameters, such as oxygen concentration, annealing temperature and duration.
Plasma copolymerization of benzene and octafluorocyclobutane (OFCB) has been successfully applied in the fabrication of photonic films with controllable refractive index profiles by accurately adjusting the comonomer feed ratio and feed locations during plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD).
This equilibration technique is an effective method of accurately adjusting the hydration of corneal tissue without any loss of proteoglycans and is therefore considered the method of choice for examining the relationship between corneal ultrastructure and hydration [27].
Tuners have been used to accurately adjust the working frequencies for both cavities.
In animals and in people, at low levels of activity the body seems unable to accurately adjust caloric intake to output.
Fulfillment of these distinct tasks requires these long-lived cells to accurately adjust to their changing environment.
This year, he focused on early promotions that would translate into preorders and layaway, so toy retailers could accurately adjust their orders in time for the holidays.
Once the polymer:fullerene ratio is accurately adjusted, power conversion efficiencies of 4.7% and 4.9% are obtained for inverted and regular architectures respectively.
However, a significantly higher EMG amplitude observed with introverts pointed to a less accurately adjusted motor output system of introverts compared to extraverts.
The pros and cons of composite end points in prognostic research are discussed, and an adaptation method, designed to accurately adjust absolute risks for a composite end point to risks for the individual component outcomes, is presented.
