The phrase "adjustable content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where content can be modified or tailored to fit different needs or preferences, such as in software, websites, or educational materials.
Example: "The app features adjustable content that allows users to customize their experience based on their preferences."
Alternatives: "modifiable content" or "customizable content".
dynamic adjustable contention period.
In this work, we report a new and facile strategy for the synthesis of N-doped nanoporous carbon materials (NNC) with adjustable nitrogen content (3.63 5.37%), large surface area (1942 m2 g−1), uniform and well-defined nanopores (∼0.85 1 nm) and high nanopore volume (0.53 0.88 cm3g−1) derived from octa aminophenyl)silsesquioxane (OAPS).
The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry approved of Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe because of its departure from the earlier M-rated games of the series praising its "simpler play, familiar graphics and adjustable gore content" but still not recommending it for younger players.
37, 38 However, the synthesis of biocompatible magnetic hydrogels with high and adjustable magnetite content was not yet reported.
These highly porous catalysts have adjustable pyridine contents, high BET surface area (312 649 m2/g), large pore volume (0.5 2.0 cm3/g) and rapid swelling property, thus they efficiently combined the advantage of both homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts.
In total, there were 12 fixed sequences (4 contents × 3 fixed QP levels) and 132 adjustable sequences (4 contents × 3 fixed QP levels × 11 BER levels).
This resulted in 40 fixed sequences (10 contents × 4 fixed QP levels) and 160 adjustable sequences (10 contents × 16 fixed QP levels).
A novel class of perfluorocyclobutyl (PFCB -containing reactive PFCB -containingustable phenolic hydreactiventents (polymer-xx) has been developed.
The cross-linking densities, thermal properties, and thermal reversibility of the polyamides/furan polymers were adjustable with the contents of maleimide groups in polyamides.
