The phrase "adjust current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to modify or change the existing current, such as in electrical engineering or discussions about trends.
Example: "To improve the performance of the circuit, we need to adjust the current flowing through the resistor."
Alternatives: "modify the current" or "alter the current."
Most are considering how to adjust current offerings.
Mechanically controlled dimmers require the physical manipulation of an axle running through the core of the dimmer to adjust current flow.
For the long-term preservation of woody species diversity in this landscape, it is necessary to reconsider and adjust current management practices to maintain (fire) disturbances.
Thus, it is necessary to reconstruct a new "nation (minzu)" discourse based on social realities according to the spirit of "seeking truth from facts" and to ponder whether it's necessary to adjust current institutions and policies.
This information should constantly adjust current meat inspection practice [ 1].
Unfortunately, it is unclear how to adjust current statistical methods to detect the clusters inherent in many data sets.
However, the public finances still look to be on course to move into the black by 2017-18 on a key deficit measure: the cyclically adjusted current budget.
He set an exacting objective of balancing the cyclically adjusted current budget (which excludes net investment) within five years.
While an accompanying cultural change would need to be embedded over time, adjusting current job descriptions to take account of boundary-spanning roles would be a first step in this process.
Gauke said the government's new aim was to achieve an overall surplus as opposed a cyclically adjusted current budget, as was promised in the runup to the general election, but that planned cuts would stay the same.
The Lib Dem leader will also reaffirm his commitment to the two rules under the charter of fiscal responsibility: balancing the cyclically adjusted current budget by 2017-18, and having debt falling as a percentage of GDP in 2016-17.
