The phrase "adjust the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to making changes or modifications to a software program or system.
Example: "In order to improve performance, we need to adjust the program to better meet user needs."
Alternatives: "modify the program" or "tweak the program".
The Fed could change that plan, and affirmed on Wednesday that it was ready to "adjust the program as needed".
He said that Tuck would adjust the program slightly this year, concentrating more heavily on refreshing financial knowledge as well as career skills, with less emphasis on leadership.
Profitability has been mixed, and the Y is working to adjust the program in the four stores where the program operates now.
Whether you have a separate anti- spam program or e-mail software that can filter junk mail, you should be able to adjust the program to allow messages you actually want into your in-box.
Intelligence officials have expressed some willingness to adjust the program in response to complaints from Congress and the public, possibly by requiring the phone companies, rather than the N.S.A., to stockpile the call data.
The committee will regularly review the pace of its securities purchases and the overall size of the asset-purchase program in light of incoming information and will adjust the program as needed to best foster maximum employment and price stability.
When he starts his internship, Diogu may want to adjust the programming on the game NBA Live, at least for the Ike Diogu character.
While the world of television scrambled to adjust the programming, I found myself struggling to comprehend what had happened and mourning the loss of someone I didn't know.
Instead of adjusting the program to the circumstances that they were studying, they used standard default settings for some calculations.
He adjusted the program to create long streaks of color and synchronized it with a video camera that records the spectator's actions.
Technicians adjusted the program to allow more room for the platform to tilt, and several test runs were successful, said Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager.
