The phrase "adjust in time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making changes or modifications within a specific timeframe or before a deadline.
Example: "We need to adjust in time to meet the project deadline next week."
Alternatives: "adapt promptly" or "modify in due time."
The failure of opponents to adjust in time.
"The next production run wouldn't arrive until August, so we were able to adjust in time," Mr. Harrison said.
She argues it could help the Democrats adjust in time to avoid a mauling in the mid term elections.
And as developers see for themselves what the audience is responding to, the selection of available apps will adjust in time, too.
The midfielder hit a low strike that swerved just in front of Sorensen, who failed to adjust in time and could only get a hand to the ball before it crept over the line.
You do not see many mistakes from Terry like the one he made for Chedjou's goal but what happened was that he got his body shape wrong because he did not expect the ball to come through to him, and he could not adjust in time.
Stretching to reach a cross, her first header struck the bar, but she adjusted in time to nod the rebound in for her first goal at international level.
We hope that these restrictions will be adjusted in time to welcome seafarers far from home to our center in Port Newark during the holiday season.
Murray's backhand was almost strong enough to knock Federer off-balance but he adjusted in time to knock a forehand back and now it seemed that Murray was in control as he tore into a couple of forehands.
It offers distinct advantages over synchronous time stepping: (i) updates of individual macro-particles and discrete field elements are performed asynchronously, (ii) local time increments are determined and self-adaptively adjusted in time through scheduling and execution of physically meaningful local updates ("events").
