The phrase "adjust operations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to modifying or changing the way a process or system functions to improve efficiency or effectiveness.
Example: "In response to the recent challenges, we need to adjust operations to better meet our customers' needs."
Alternatives: "modify procedures" or "alter processes".
A18 Illness Hampers Commerce As the highly contagious respiratory disease that began in China spreads, its impact on business activity is spreading from Hong Kong around the globe, disrupting complex supply chains and forcing industries to adjust operations.
Under an EPA program known as New Source Review, companies that want to physically alter industrial sites or adjust operations must get permits to ensure the changes won't worsen air pollution.
While LVQ2 allows adaptation for correctly classifying CVs, LVQ3 leads to an even more weight adjusting operations due to less restrictive adaptation rules.
Baiada says there is a better way – they could be tracking their aircraft and adjusting operations throughout the flight, managing aircraft sequencing, choosing flight speeds and paths leaving air traffic control to concentrate on separation and safe operation of the airspace.
Figure 16 shows the difference between the generated stego images with and without applying the weight adjusting operation.
Figure 16 The generated stego images with and without applying the weight adjusting operation: (a) without the weight adjusting and (b) with the weight adjusting.
Obviously, the stego image with weight adjusting operation owns better perceptive quality than the other one since the operation can reduce the possibility of forming black spots.
Techniques such as PAT are becoming more common in process control of manufacturing operations and in continual feedback and feedforward loops that adjust manufacturing operations thereby providing more consistent end product.
Techniques such as PAT are becoming more common in process control of manufacturing operations and in continual feedback and feed-forward loops that adjust manufacturing operations, thereby providing a more consistent end product.
A new calculator coming out in June aims to clarify the process and make it easier for companies to identify the economic and environmental impacts of every factor – and adjust their operations accordingly.
This greatly minimizes the risk of avian flu, said a spokesman for the company, Kevin Whalen, but the company is tracking developments and will adjust its operations to maintain bird and human health.
