The phrase "adjust or modify" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or alterations to something, such as a plan, document, or process.
Example: "We need to adjust or modify the schedule to accommodate the new deadlines."
Alternatives: "alter or change" or "revise or amend."
Given an input genome set and a parameter-free method such as CVTree, an inferred tree is a fixed unchangeable subject, and the tree cannot be adjusted or modified.
Self-medication with NSAIDs or analgesic doses of salycilates had no influence on final estimates; when the analysis was restricted to non self-medicated patients, the risk of upper GI bleeding associated with SSRIs neither was modified (adjusted OR, 0.97, 95% CI, 0.50 1.87).
It must be emphasized that before any recommendations can be made for adjusting scores or modifying the QLQ-C30 based on DIF, the results found here must be replicated.
She wrote that it must also check "to see if there are areas where we should modify, change, adjust or make additions to our proposed rule".
Broadly speaking, adaptive capacity denotes the ability of a system to adjust, modify, or change its characteristics or actions to moderate potential damage, take advantage of opportunities, or cope with the consequences of shock or stress (24).
Or is it up to students to adjust and modify how they learn in order to meet the needs of today's business?
I pulled several books from the shelves to gather ideas on how to adjust mindset, modify behaviors and change the environment before counting your first calorie or forgoing your first dessert.
Two or three times a day he dons a clean-room suit and goes into the room to test, adjust, and modify equipment for what are in many cases first-of-a-kind experiments.
Many entrepreneurs put their ideas on paper, run it by a mentor to see if it has legs, and adjust and modify it from there.
