"actively adjust" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, it means to make changes in response to a certain context or situation. For example, "We must actively adjust our plans in order to meet customer needs."
PET display threshold setting for non-target 90Y activity detection For detection of non-target 90Y activity, the operator should actively adjust the upper PET visual display threshold setting to deliberately increase the background noise to moderate levels.
Here are a selection of reader comments from the discussion below: "I dont know of many posters that actively adjust their opinion" I'd like to think I have.
Cost-conscious consumers, who use more electrical heating appliances and more actively adjust separate room temperatures, prefer IH.
In injured lung, the ASV should actively adjust ventilatory parameters achieving minimal work of breathing to meet the lung protective strategies.
Understanding energy structure helps MHD application designers to actively adjust the allocation of different parts of energy so that it is more reasonable and desirable.
In order to get the control inputs to actively adjust the surface shape, measurement methods and numerical simulations are adopted to estimate the surface error.
"We are actively adjusting to the attack on our business and members' privacy by criminals," the company wrote, saying that it would remain in business.
We are actively adjusting to the attack on our business and members' privacy by criminals.
The parametric controls by actively adjusting system parameters differ from the conventional additive controls by systemic external inputs.
These and related studies proposed that otolith growth is actively adjusted via a feedback mechanism to produce a test mass of the appropriate physical capacity.
By actively adjusting the mass distribution of helium gas in different PTCFs, the cooling capacity and cooling temperature of the two PTCFs may be adjusted.
