The phrase "adjust growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing modifying or changing the rate or manner of growth, such as in business, economics, or personal development.
Example: "To meet our targets, we need to adjust growth strategies to better align with market demands."
Alternatives: "modify growth" or "alter growth".
Plants adjust growth in response to internal and external stimuli through the activities of plant hormones.
As sessile organisms, plants have to continuously adjust growth and development to ever-changing environmental conditions.
Therefore, our experimental populations had a long time to adjust growth and physiology to the laboratory conditions.
However, if any component of the new ES fails or is not sufficiently functional, the cells can adjust growth, in the extreme, to very basal levels.
A sophisticated light-sensing system including various photoreceptors has been developed during evolution to monitor changes in the ambient light environment (quality, quantity, direction and duration) towards adjust growth and development (reviewed in [ 5– 7]).
R. communis seedlings seem to shift their metabolic pool from carbohydrates to amino acids as a dominant biochemical response to adjust growth and developmental processes to the higher temperatures and, likely, to maintain cellular homeostasis.
The May budget predicted that annual wages growth by June this year would be 2.25%, and yet the current seasonally adjusted growth rate is just 2.07%.
Under the adjusted growth conditions, key light signalling components, such as phytochrome A and EARLY FLOWERING 3, play important roles in morning FT expression.
Groups four and six, which account for 72.5% of profitable low-share businesses, are characterized by real (inflation adjusted) growth rates of zero to 1%.
Rapid increases in growth (market share) – What's your compound adjusted growth target?
Diameter of ( beta )-Ga2O3 nanowire grown by catalyst alloy-mediated root growth can be tuned by adjusting growth conditions.
