The phrase "adjust such that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a modification or change to achieve a particular condition or result.
Example: "Please adjust such that the output meets the required specifications."
Alternatives: "modify to ensure" or "change so that".
The residual means (M) are non-zero, even for observatory components where the crustal offsets normally adjust such that the mean is always zero.
The ratchet in Square's Series E provided that if the IPO price was less than $18.56 per share, the IPO conversion formula would adjust such that the Series E investors would receive a number of common shares equivalent to a number if the IPO price had been $18.56.
Risk-neutral investors will be indifferent among the available interest rates in two countries because the exchange rate between those countries is expected to adjust such that the dollar return on dollar deposits is equal to the dollar return on euro deposits, thereby eliminating the potential for uncovered interest arbitrage profits.
The sample-detector distance was adjusted such that the maximum measured Q (Qmax) was ~30 Å−1.
The concentration of quinones was adjusted such that composite films with mixed ion dynamics were formed.
Inflow velocities are then adjusted such that the desired buoyancy flux is exactly matched for the plume's thermal structure.
Therefore, the filter polynomials are adjusted such that a required bandwidth with an equiripple response is achieved.
The parameters of the numerical simulations are adjusted such that flame ignition occurs during either the formation or the postformation of the ring.
The composition of unburned mixtures was adjusted such that the post-flame temperatures were nearly equivalent for all the test conditions.
