"adjust the formula" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about making changes or modifications to a mathematical or scientific formula to obtain a desired result. Example: "To improve the accuracy of our experiment, we need to adjust the formula by including an additional variable." Another example: "The engineer spent hours adjusting the formula to ensure the building could withstand high winds."
At the end, we adjust the formula of process capability to accommodate those shifts which can not be detected.
Shadow Welsh Secretary Owen Smith said Labour would seek to adjust the formula to benefit Wales, what he called "Barnett Plus" - which may sound like a vitamin supplement but may be easier to explain than the "Barnett floor".
Adjust the formula for large amounts of solute.
Adjust the formula if your pool does not have the same depth.
As their work progressed Sinko would adjust the formulas of their cheese processing, the cultures, and the enzymes involved, and increased the average aging time for their Flagship brand to 18 months.
Things were touch and go for a while, as Mr. Colicchio adjusted the formula.
He worked from a recipe in a back issue of Scientific American, then adjusted the formula.
Finally, after the budget was enacted, Congress came through with extra federal aid, a windfall of $1.2 billion in additional money for Medicaid, after Washington adjusted the formula governing the program.
Another $45 billion to $50 billion could be saved by adjusting the formula for pay increases to take account of special allowances and benefits worth about $5,000 a year.
The income-based program came along more recently, and the Obama administration then tweaked it to make it more generous by shortening repayment periods and adjusting the formula used in figuring out the monthly bill.
Neither will it blunt increasing resentment that, although Scotland has its own Parliament, Scottish MPs (including the probable next prime minister) get to make decisions about purely English matters.Both of these things can be improved by adjusting the formula under which money is dished out to Scotland, and by cutting further the number of Scottish MPs in Westminster.
