The phrase "adjust it from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to modifying or changing something based on a specific source or starting point.
Example: "Please adjust it from the original design to better fit our new requirements."
Alternatives: "modify it based on" or "change it according to".
If Democrats showed any interest in this approach, lawmakers could still negotiate the amount of the federal payment to private health plans, and how to adjust it from year to year, Mr. Sweeney said.
The charging puck supports two positions — you can adjust it from flat to upright.
But even if it's not that interesting right now, this sort of algorithmically determined feature is that Twitter can quickly adjust it from this point forward to match users interests.
I generally set my length to about 2.8mm to start my practice runs and adjust it from there.
Giambi devises a plan before every at-bat and he adjusts it from pitch to pitch, continually reminding himself of the importance of swinging only at strikes.
Alaska's ballot measure would raise the state minimum wage, which is currently set at $7.75, by $2 over two years and adjust it for inflation from then on.
So adjust it by the depth from the water surface until gas bubbles are continually spurted out but small.
Align the laminate as accurately as you can, then continue to adjust it as you move from one end of the surface to the other.
I'm doing a lot at the moment around health and wellbeing, which involves going into companies, looking at their wellbeing structure and helping them to adjust it to get the best from their staff.
Twist the tool slightly and observe the flight path of the chips to adjust it so they fly away from you to your right or left.
While this could have been due to difficulties with study power or VV optimization protocol, our high precision haemodynamic data presented here suggest that once AV delay is optimized, an interventricular delay of zero might be very suitable with little to gain (and possibly something to lose) by adjusting it away from zero.
