The phrase "adjustable degrees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to levels or settings that can be modified or changed according to preference or requirement.
Example: "The chair features adjustable degrees of recline, allowing users to find their most comfortable position."
Alternatives: "modifiable levels" or "variable degrees".
Advantages of this method are the adjustable degree of modification as well as the simultaneous sterilizing effects.
We introduce a two-step strategy for the synthesis of linear polyglycerols (linPG-OHx/OMey) with an adjustable degree of methylation (y= DM100).
Nevertheless, weak polyelectrolyte LbL templates (such as PAH and PAA) offer the additional advantage of an adjustable pH-dependent degree of ionization, which is a key parameter when in situ synthesis process (ISS) approach is used.
The ultrasound probe was fixed by a custom-designed multi-degree adjustable bracket.
The device has an adjustable angle of 30 degrees horizontally and vertically and has a range of about 16ft.
The shrinkage performed by the SigShrink method is adjustable via the attenuation degree and the threshold.
Through a detailed individual consideration of ionic strength, which is the main cause of adsorption retardation at pH extremes, the results were further improved such that adsorption could be predicted a priori to a very reasonable degree without adjustable parameters.
We also conducted thorough investigations of the thermal, mechanical, and dielectric properties of the polyurethanes, and found that high crystallization rate of the soft segment gives these polyurethanes unique properties suitable for shape-memory applications, such as adjustable transition temperatures, high degree of elastic elongations, and good mechanical strength.
The leather seat is 20 inches wide and reclines to a 140-degree angle (flat would be 180 degrees) with an adjustable leg rest and lumbar support.
