The phrase "adjust the guide" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to modifying or changing a set of instructions or a reference document to better suit a particular need or situation.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to adjust the guide to reflect the latest updates and requirements."
Alternatives: "modify the guide" or "revise the guide".
Furthermore, a control method of the pressure in the hydraulic cylinder to adjust the guiding force based on the stiffness model was proposed.
Furthermore, the proposed guidance law has three additional guidance gains as design parameters which make it possible to adjust the guided trajectory according to the operational conditions and missile's capability.
After piloting the interview guide with 6 participants, whose data were included in the final analytic sample, the research team met to review early transcripts and adjust the interview guide to better capture patients' perspectives.
The Pouncer has no engine, but its navigation system can adjust the wings to guide it to within twenty-three feet of its target.
Examples of the agendas for Oct. 19 included eighth grade English language arts teachers revising the literature units and seventh grade pre-algebra adjusting the pacing guide, particularly the second quarter benchmarks.
At the collision response stage, a force correction strategy is proposed to dynamically adjust the elastic force between the guide wire or catheter and the vessel wall, being able to avoid frequent collision detections to save a great deal of time.
The nursing staff adjusted the dose guided by capillary blood glucose levels using a sliding-scale algorithm and a point-of-care glucose meter following a consensus protocol for the nine participating centers (see Table S1 in Additional file 2).
In theory, PTP could be a valuable clinical guide to adjust the mechanical ventilator, to evaluate lung compliance, and to monitor the lung's response to specific therapeutic decisions, free of the confounding influence of chest wall and breathing effort.
For example, it was difficult to adjust the in-depth interview question guide during the study because of the assumption that it would then need new IRB approval.
In the automated PS MRV group, the patient's expected respiratory rate (RR) was used as a guide to adjust the PS level, employing the algorithm of the Taema-Horus Ventilator® (Air Liquid, France) in MRV mode.
