The phrase "adjust to service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of becoming accustomed to a particular service or system.
Example: "Employees must adjust to service protocols to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "adapt to service" or "acclimate to service".
And yet a lot of these "jobs of last resort" in areas like fast food, retail and other service sectors are also going to be susceptible to automation (See this recent article in the LA Times: "Retail jobs are disappearing as shoppers adjust to self-service").. What happens to the workers who lose the low skill jobs?
If, on the other hand, labour prices in the service sector are allowed to adjust to productivity differentials, service wages would remain relatively low.
Sid Jacobson and Ernie Colon, who created "The 9/11 Report: A Graphic Adaptation," have collaborated with the U.S. Defense Department on "Coming Home," a free comic designed to help returning service members adjust to civilian life.
The Clay Hunt SAV Act would have required independent reviews of the Veterans Affairs Department's suicide prevention program, incentivized civilian psychiatrists to work with veterans, and created a program to help returning service members adjust to life after war.
We explored how ex-Service men adjust to their loss of vision, which coping strategies they use and how their loss of vision and its consequences has impacted on their daily life.
During the last decade, the postal service has struggled to adjust to the internet age.
Obviously, compliance with data licensing regulations and guidelines is not only important but data sharing can be tricky, especially as the industry is still in the process of adjusting to digital services and user experiences.
Independence Day activities require Metro to adjust service to provide extra capacity to and from the National Mall.
Doing more or less periodontal surgery may be a means for GDs to adjust services to the demand for services overall in their practices.
The annual rate per category of service was multiplied by the 2006 unit cost for that service, and adjusted to 2009 levels (the midpoint of the study) using the medical services component of the consumer price index [ 25].
