The phrase "adjust to structural" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing changes or adaptations related to structural elements, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "We need to adjust to structural changes in the organization to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "adapt to structural" or "modify to structural".
The divisor is continually adjusted to accommodate structural changes to companies and to maintain continuity.
Internal numerical flexibility, which involves structural adjustments to the workplace that allow workforce capacity to adjust to service needs.
In a sluggish economy slowly recovering from the largest wound since the Great Depression and adjusting to a fundamental, structural change (aka, those jobs aren't coming back), the country is in desperate need of innovation.
The morphologies of these architectures are adjusted to gain functions via structural control at different dimensions.
Sequestration or not, how do health care systems respond, especially at a time when health care professionals are adjusting to a shifting landscape of structural reforms?
To generate the respective modeling alignments, the sequences of each of the 11 yBRDs were manually adjusted to align to the template structural-alignment, based on consensus obtained from different multiple alignments (MUSCLE, hmmalign, MODELLER sequence-to-structure MALIGN2D) of (26+11) sequences.
From 2010 to 2011 the government pared its "structural" budget deficit (ie, adjusted to account for cyclical costs such as automatic stabilisers) by two percentage points, with further drops of a percentage point in 2012 and 2013.
The visual notations for structural modeling can be adjusted to the demands of distributed systems.
In semi-active isolation systems, the inherent structural performance can be adjusted to deal with variation in the aerospace environment.
The marginal structural model was furthermore adjusted to time varying variables: sequential organ failure assessment score, sepsis status, temperature, sodium, urea concentration, acidosis, haematocrit, mechanical ventilation, and sedative and analgesic drugs.
