The phrase "adjust requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes needed for specific criteria or conditions in a project or task.
Example: "After reviewing the project scope, we need to adjust requirements to better align with the client's needs."
Alternatives: "modify criteria" or "revise specifications".
The application layer adopts a requirement adapter to dynamically adjust the requirement levels according to the end-to-end delay measurement and QoS requirements acceptable to the end-users.
You should check back on your application regularly throughout the process, because SFS may adjust your requirements at any time.
Evo uses rapid and frequent feedback by stakeholder response to verify and adjust the requirements to what the stakeholders really need the most.
Using the same workers on a project over time makes it easier to adjust data requirements as needed.
As a consequence, the skill mismatch that we measure should be interpreted as a short-run phenomenon that could disappear over time if employers adjust the requirements of their jobs to the skills of their employees.
To keep the number of transfer students manageable and in proper proportion to freshmen, White said, faculty leaders could adjust course requirements and minimum GPAs.
Alexander, the committee chairman, said he wanted senators to settle on a limited package of fixes by the end of next week, expressing support for funding CSR payments in 2018 while also giving states additional flexibility to adjust insurance requirements established by the 2010 law.
Rather than risk increased drop-out rates from forced discussions of topics that might be unwanted or uncomfortable for participants to address, we elected to adjust the requirements for intervention coverage in these two areas.
The Appraisal states, in respect to the latter, that "unless special financial arrangements can be made, the diet in these countries may remain at 1.600 calories or lower through out 1946-47". Even so, it is doubtful whether this cruel means of adjusting requirements would obviate more than a part of the overall shortage.
