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The phrase "adjustable in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object or feature that can be modified or changed in a specific context or location.
Example: "The chair is adjustable in the height to accommodate users of different sizes."
Alternatives: "modifiable in the" or "flexible in the".
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With capacitance simulation results, the whole capacitance of TSV interposer is adjustable in the manufacturing process.
It has the same great tracking as other Razer mice and of course all the sensitivities are adjustable in the little control panel.
As for active power control, all the grid codes demands that the active power production should be adjustable in the event of the small deviation of frequency.
The output voltage of the power supply can reach 35 kV and the current at about 200 mA, which are adjustable in the full range.
The headphones are adjustable in the same way most are, and I found that they found their place on my head pretty readily, if perhaps a bit too forcefully.
This paper presents an integrated time to digital converter (TDC) with a bin size adjustable in the range of 125 to 175 ps and a differential nonlinearity of ±0.3%.
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Naturally, this should all be user-adjustable in the settings, but it seems like an easy enough thing to do.
Therefore the number of iterations in subset re-alignment step in MSARC is adjustable, in particular the whole step may be turned off.
The computational load is adjustable in terms of the accuracy.
If these types of shoes have straps that cross over the front of the foot (i.e. toes) they should be adjustable in order to decrease the rubbing on the top of the foot that may occur when walking.
In most photographic lenses the iris is inside the objective, and it is often adjustable in diameter to control the image illumination and the depth of field.
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