The phrase "adjust to operating" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of becoming accustomed to a specific operating condition or system, but it may need additional context for clarity.
Example: "The team needs to adjust to operating under the new software system to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "adapt to functioning" or "acclimate to operating".
Now Bennett is set to continue the Liberty Stadium exodus as the Ospreys, like Wales' other three regions, have to adjust to operating with a £3.5m salary cap from next season.
Welsh club rugby is suffering an exodus of players joining rival leagues as the Blues, like Wales' other three regions, have to adjust to operating with a £3.5m salary cap from next season.
Welsh club rugby is suffering an exodus of players joining rival leagues as the Scarlets, like Wales' other three regions, have to adjust to operating with a £3.5m salary cap from next season.
Still, Kahlow said she has adjusted to operating in a man's world -- so she may need data to check her subjectivity as much as any man.
(a) Each control system must be properly adjusted to operate within design limits.
The undertaking, known as Project Vanguard, will launch a 72 ft. long 11 ton finless rocket or rather assembly of 3 rockets known as "stages", that are adjusted to operate in sequence from Patrick Air Force Base, at Cocoa, on the east coast of Florida.
An acoustic-optically Q-switched Nd-YAG laser (λ = 1064 nm) with 240 ns pulse duration, was used and adjusted to operate at 210 Hz repetition rate.
The treadmill speed was adjusted to operate at each individual patients' walking speed.
Moreover, new directors take time to adjust to the operating environment of the firm.
Subsequently, the granules were washed with tap water whose temperature was adjusted to 30 °C (operating temperature of the reactor), sieved and gently crushed to prevent the occurrence of denitrification in the anoxic zones of the granules, which would interfere in the nitrite oxidation rate measurements.
Our analysis of the existing economic research literature suggests that businesses will adjust to modest increases in operating costs through reduced employee turnover costs, improved work performance, and a small, one-time increase in restaurant prices.
