The phrase 'adjust herself' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a person is altering or changing themselves in some way. For example: She took a few moments to adjust herself, and then stepped confidently onto the stage.
Chanel cannot get along with the pack; she can adjust herself only to the particular.
Nature, we are aware, is infinitely resourceful, yet sometimes we wonder how she manages to adjust herself to man's capricious pressures.
By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, June 2 , 1956P. 23 Nature, we are aware, is infinitely resourceful, yet sometimes we wonder how she manages to adjust herself to man's capricious pressures.
To a certain extent we are sorry for her now, since it is not going to be easy for her to adjust herself to the quiet thythm of the classroom.
By James Reid Parker The New Yorker, June 29 , 1940 P. 20A senior member of a law firm calls in the latest addition to the staff, a young secretary, and gives her a few pointers toward helping her adjust herself in the new environment.
One doctor said she had to adjust herself to meet migrants' expectation of an authoritative doctor in the following way: "I do become authoritarian; I become much more kind of the doctor within quotation marks.
She had already adjusted herself to his going away.
After a few days she has more or less adjusted herself to being alone when he calls up.
"On a good day," she said, adjusting herself painfully on the sofa, "I can just about make it as far as the front door.
Ms. Cruickshank is excellent, but so is an entire ensemble, among whom Maia Alexander shines as a sweet-faced newcomer busily adjusting herself to the competing male hormones in her midst.
Bryan Cranston, who had to outdo Spencer Tracy in transforming himself from mild to monstrous, was much praised for carrying the show, along with Anna Gunn as his wife, Skyler, bravely adjusting herself to the realisation that her husband is a lying head case, as so many wives must.
