The phrase "adjustable brace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of support device that can be modified to fit different sizes or needs, often in medical or mechanical contexts.
Example: "The athlete wore an adjustable brace on his knee to provide support during recovery."
Alternatives: "flexible support" or "customizable brace".
El-Ansary D, Waddington G, Adams R. Control of separation in sternal instability by supportive devices: a comparison of an adjustable fastening brace, compression garment and sports tape.
He will have to wear an adjustable leg brace to restrict the flexing of his knee, and it may be six months before he can jog or play golf, they said.
We present a patient with a neglected patellar tendon rupture treated successfully with a modified Ecker technique [7] and adjustable knee brace in the postoperative period.
The best way to do this is by using a soft and adjustable neck brace.
Mr. Conklin pointed out recent improvements ("Adjustable foot braces," he noted) by the Atlantic's designer and builder, Jon Persson of Old Saybrook.
Dagger, the preferred kayak brand for the record-setting showman Tao Berman, offers shells (like the one below) with adjustable thigh braces, hip pads and seats that create an individualized fit for slicing through waves (www.dagger.com).
Amazon truly is the website where you can buy anything and everything: books, games, wine – and a Samsung Galaxy S5 case decorated with a pixelated image of a "doctor adjustable angle knee brace support for leg or knee injur".
Image caption An adjustable - and beautiful - brace for scoliosis by US company 3D Systems.
He turned it around in his hands, marvelling at its ingenuities — the adjustable tailpiece, the asymmetrical top, the unorthodox bracing — then gave it back to Parker.
When in use, the tang is gripped in adjustable jaws in the shell, or chuck, of the brace.
