The phrase "adjustable dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing objects or products that can be modified in size or shape to fit specific requirements.
Example: "The table features adjustable dimensions, allowing it to fit perfectly in any space."
Alternatives: "modifiable sizes" or "flexible measurements".
By the design of a mortar with similar properties to the specific stone type, a low cost and environmental friendly product of adjustable dimensions, texture and high reproducibility can be achieved.
Hydrodynamic focusing – a characteristic of laminar flow at low Reynold's number – provides highly controllable sensitivity in impedance-based microfluidic biosensors, by creating a "virtual" microchannel with soft walls and adjustable dimensions.
It enables users to position up to twelve electrodes in a plane of adjustable dimensions representing a two-dimensional slice of tissue.
The magnetic microsphere precursor provided with adjustable dimension of shell thickness 15, 40 and 90 nm, respectively, which made it possessing various potential applications in biomedical and separating engineering fields.
Two types of microarrays have been prepared by adapting the SNOM methodology: arrays of uncoated fiber nanotips (i.e. apertureless probes) and arrays of apertures with adjustable subwavelength dimensions.
The T-NT grown on the coil architecture offer several advantages such as significantly minimized dark spots, highly reduced recombination centers, as well as adjustable spacing and dimensions for tuning photo electro catalytic activity.
The frequency responses of BPFs are easily adjusted by altering the physical dimensions, demonstrating a adjustable performance.
Efficient mechanics must deliver a force vector that is adjustable in all three dimensions of space.
In this way, introducing fluctuation expands the dimensions of adjustable environmental parameters, and it enables the branching and the coexistence of genotypes with different strategies.
The laser beam, first enlarged up to a size of (100 × 37.5) mm2, is homogenized and resized to a final dimension continuously adjustable from (130 × 4.5) mm2 up to (130 × 52) mm2.
The structural performance of a precast PSC curved girder bridge constructed using a curvature-and-dimension-adjustable recyclable formwork called the Multi-tasking formwork is evaluated.
