The phrase "adjust perfectly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that fits or aligns exactly as intended or required.
Example: "The new software update will adjust perfectly to the existing system, ensuring seamless integration."
Alternatives: "fit flawlessly" or "align precisely".
Spot market conditions prove stable and tractable provided thermal plant exit and adjust perfectly.
With the consideration of the non-uniformity of the catalyst surface developed in this model one can adjust perfectly well the data of deactivation of commercial catalysts in the cracking of gas oils and the empirical correlation of a general character proposed by Pacheco and Petersen (1984a, J. Catalysis86, 75) for a large variety of processes and catalysts.
As shown in the lower part (calibration) of Figures 4 and 5, on multiplication of the results of the FRAX by the ObsFx/ExpFx ratios, the results with their CI 95% adjust perfectly to the diagonal of reference in the Hosmer-Lemeshow test.
He had disrupted her life, thrown her into turmoil, but he had adjusted perfectly.
"The interesting thing is when you combine AR with the Vita's powerful gyros and accelerometers … you'll be able to project an image onto a specific point and then walk around it, move in close to it, get further away – and it adjusts perfectly".
You may have heard that breast milk adjusts perfectly for a child's age, but this is only true for the first few weeks.
Besides offering the three different pack configurations, it also boasts something called "Super-Tramp Suspension" which uses pull-straps to shift the weight carried in the pack either closer to or farther away from the back, making it possible to adjust it perfectly for either hiking or biking on the fly.
Initially, I couldn't say for sure: it can sometimes cost a fortune to adjust flights for perfectly legitimate reasons.
A static selection of the values for the AMC thresholds Ψ i does not perfectly adjust the aBLER to a target since link conditions are inherently variant.
Because the definitions of the sectors in the IO table were sometimes inconsistent with the HS codes, we could not perfectly adjust the amount of trade between the trade statistics and the values of the exports and imports of goods compiled in the IO table.
It seems then that if we had been able to perfectly adjust for socio-economic deprivation, our results may have shown an even greater class bias.
