The phrase "adjust message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to modifying or changing the content of a message for clarity or appropriateness.
Example: "Before sending the email, please adjust the message to ensure it aligns with our company's tone."
Alternatives: "modify message" or "edit message".
The Advanced view lets you see up to 20 messages at a time, rate messages, and adjust message text size.
Lee acknowledges that Zynga hasn't always been perfect on this front, but says that the company is implementing a set of controls so you can disable messages during certain time frames and adjust message frequency.
When barriers change, RL can adjust message targeting.
We suggest that impact data collected during a campaign (when available) should be used to adjust message weighting to optimize impact.
However, unlike tailoring, message choices for RL were selected from a probability distribution in which messages addressing other potential adherence barriers were selected with a small probability, so that RL could "explore" these choices, learn from subsequent adherence feedback, and adjust message targeting accordingly.
Along with the design and implementation of adaptive management strategies and policies, efforts must be taken to adjust messages about conservation and adaptation issues, to make them easier to understand, relevant and acceptable for stakeholders.
I predict that marketers will finally be able to adjust messaging and awareness tactics to a precise target audience, and directly track success, all in an instant.
Clinicians and tobacco treatment specialists would need to adjust messaging to patients and revise treatment protocols to support continuation of treatment.
Mr. Romney's initial attempt to adjust his message was to question the statistic.
Humphrey, who became the nominee, added, "We will do our best to adjust our message and our policies to the realities".
Mr. Romney appears ready to adjust his message by seizing on the Libya situation to question the president's judgment and leadership.
