The phrase "adjust the track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifying or changing the course or direction of something, such as a project, plan, or physical track.
Example: "To improve the project's outcome, we need to adjust the track and focus on our main objectives."
Alternatives: "modify the course" or "change the path."
I grew up on VHF and you had to adjust the tracking.
The data were used to mechanically adjust the tracking mechanism using a digital angular level.
Adjust the tracking levels with the button labeled "Tracking" once the tape has begun playing.
At the rear end of the tonearm, there will be a small cylindrical weight - this is the counterweight, and is used to adjust the tracking force.
VHS head cleaners tapes, whether of the dry or wet variety, can greatly improve performance so having to adjust the tracking at every playback is kept to a bare minimum of once in a while or to a nonexistent time.
The global estimate includes the covariance (environment conditions) from all the local estimators in the derived global fusion equations in the adjustment of fusion gain for dynamically adjusting the tracking in the optimal estimate.
Once we'd adjusted the tracking on the VCR (the tracking, always the tracking), the slashers stabbed, ripped, mutilated, and otherwise perforated hapless victims on public transportation ("Terror Train"), on the grounds of educational institutions ("Prom Night"), and during eponymous sleepovers ("Slumber Party Massacre").
Although the biggest loss of respondents occurred at the time when they moved from high schools to universities, the research team adjusted the tracking strategy immediately and continuously and has managed to retain the majority of the remaining sample since then.
World Tour adjusts the tracks in the game to account for the instrument controller being used.
