The phrase "adjust readily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ability to adapt or change easily in response to new conditions or situations.
Example: "The software is designed to adjust readily to different user preferences, ensuring a personalized experience."
Alternatives: "adapt easily" or "modify quickly".
This hardware and IT services capacity can be summoned quickly when needed, adjusted readily up or down, and dialed back until it's needed again.
These configurations can be adjusted readily in response to shifts in the values for different variables (Love 2014).[6] This anatomy of problems, with explicit epistemological structure derived from different values for these variables, operates to organize the science of development.
Gaseous cycles tend to move more rapidly than do sedimentary ones and to adjust more readily to changes in the biosphere because of the large atmospheric reservoir.
He once said that "the fundamental problem posed by modernization is whether human animals can adjust as readily to longevity, affluence, and peace as they have in the past to shortgevity, poverty, and war".
It is possible that high-hope individuals adjust more readily to the results of HCRC genetic testing than their low-hope counterparts.
Its labour market has historically been flexible, with wages adjusting fairly readily to changes in unemployment.
Moreover, New Jersey and the rest of the nation adjusted quite readily to the seven inches of sea level rise during the twentieth century, and sea level rise has slowed down, rather than accelerated, during the twenty-first century.
While factors such as place of residence, educational attainment and language are not easily modifiable, treatment practices can be adjusted more readily.
"But there's greater acid in them, so I think people readily adjust to them in a savory setting".
Finally, staged development of the underground layout was adopted to more readily adjust to changes in waste forms and Congressional funding.
