The phrase "adjust to a level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of modifying or calibrating something to reach a specific standard or degree.
Example: "In order to improve performance, we need to adjust to a level that meets industry standards."
Alternatives: "calibrate to a standard" or "tune to a degree".
Modern-day rugby players have had to adjust to a level of scrutiny that previously only footballers endured.
As I interpret it, Dr. Hatzius was saying that the financial system would possibly not be able to adjust to a level of financial losses that are large on an absolute scale but small compared with aggregate credit or the gross domestic product.
The Indonesian government was reluctant to eliminate the subsidies on fuel and let prices adjust to a level consistent with an extremely devalued rupiah, but they were forced by the IMF to do it.
Based on the benchmark of these design-basis transients, the modified Lungmen RETRAN-02 model has been adjusted to a level of confidence for analysis of pressure increase transients.
Results indicated that the convex profile and the average papilla index score were improved, while the facial mucosal level was adjusted to a level similar to that of the contralateral tooth at 3 months and then remained stable for the follow-up visit.
The volume of the music was adjusted to a level that prevented the owner from hearing the sound playbacks.
The intensities of stimulation were adjusted to a level at which subjects felt most comfortable.
During surgery sedation with propofol was adjusted to a level where communication was possible.
Stimulation intensity was adjusted to a level that elicited a slight muscle twitch at the acupuncture site and was limited to maximum of 3 mA in order to minimize animal discomfort.
For paired theta-burst stimulation, the intensity of the stimulus delivered through the third electrode in the alveus was adjusted to a level just sufficient to elicit an antidromic population spike at the recording site.
The Cantonese version of the MMSE [ 22] was administered with the hearing aids of the participants adjusted to a level optimal for speech understanding in a quiet sound treated room.
