The phrase "adjust the running" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to modify or change the way something is being executed or performed, particularly in relation to a process or activity.
Example: "We need to adjust the running of the program to improve its efficiency."
Alternatives: "modify the operation" or "alter the execution".
Working with Schroth, his team modified the GAIIx recipes to accept new reagents, introduce pauses, adjust the running temperature and alter the imaging parameters.
In these situations, we must adjust the running tasks in order to get the maximum profit.
Use the accelerometer to adjust the running direction by tilting up and down, and adjust the speed by tilting right and left.
We created a standard input file known as dock.in and a control panel is provided so users can conveniently adjust the running parameters in a file (Figure 2 e)).
As you get stronger, adjust the running intervals to make them longer until you are running for a full 30 minutes without walking.
The WRITE session also consists of the four commands whose purpose is for the patient treatment, by adjusting the running parameters of IMD.
It was incredibly satisfying to do (though we had to adjust the run after our first attempt as it didn't 'feel' quite right).
Birdsong, who averaged 15.8 points for 77 games last season, also had some problems adjusting to the running and passing game that Coach Dave Wohl instituted in his first season as Net coach.
Line 3 rectifies the accepted number of instances in the current sliding window; line 5 selects a candidate task to run; and line 6 adjusts the running speed of the candidate task (details are in Algorithm 2).
Its features will permit them to talk to wall monitors throughout the home to ask questions that can be looked up on the Internet and receive spoken answers, or to adjust the temperature or run the vacuum with a spoken command.
The Bank of England could adjust the way it runs monetary policy, the future governor has said.
