The phrase "adjust crop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, graphic design, or video editing when referring to modifying the dimensions or framing of an image or video.
Example: "Before finalizing the image, make sure to adjust the crop to focus on the main subject."
Alternatives: "modify the crop" or "edit the crop."
The environmental constraint caused by intensification of rice production in China has raised the need to adjust crop nitrogen (N) fertilizer requirement.
"Because there are so many wineries, generating a great deal of competition, winery owners have adapted practices to reduce the amount of effort that they require". Troxell added that rather than thinning grape clusters by hand, German growers often use mechanical and chemical approaches to adjust crop size and improve grape quality.
With the Litely app, you can adjust crop, exposure, sharpness and custom vignetting.
Basic photo-fixing tools (auto-color adjust, cropping and red-eye removal) are now built in.
Because of his research trials, growers now have a new, tested tool – mechanical crop estimation and thinning – to adjust cropping levels to seasonal conditions.
These efforts are both worthwhile and timely since roots are certainly one of the key traits which will help us to adjust crops to the predicted increasing climate instability and resource scarcity with the objective of feeding 9 billion people by year 2050.
This mix of measures includes adjusting crop fertilization and managing forests for carbon sequestration.
Farmers initiatively adjusted crop cultivars and selected drought-resistant crops to cope with the challenges of drought.
The objective of this work was to modify a spatially referenced Water and Nitrogen Management Model (WNMM) to account for the spatial pattern of subsoil salinity, by adjusting crop water uptake, in order to explain the spatial variation in wheat yield in this area.
Selecting the crop mode adjusting the crop frame setting the crop value.
Crop forecasting and mechanical thinning with harvesters has allowed juice grape growers to crop more heavily and adjust their crop later if needed.
