The phrase "adjustable lighting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to lighting that can be modified in intensity or direction, often found in home or office settings.
Example: "The new office design features adjustable lighting to enhance productivity and comfort for employees."
Alternatives: "variable lighting" or "flexible lighting".
Desks will be equipped with a pullout shelf for a portable computer, and adjustable lighting, to make computer screens easier to read.
The presentation of these proven plans for LED array construction allows the teacher, researcher or electronics aficionado a means to inexpensively build efficient, adjustable lighting modules for plant research.
A romantic wine bar may require adjustable lighting for entertaining a group or a date.
Hermit crabs like to play at night, so try to play with them at night versus the daytime, and if you have adjustable lighting in your house, set it on low.
Adjustable light has one further advantage: the chance to play with the audience's perceptions.
Many wearables and devices within the Internet of Things, like a connected hairbrush or adjustable light bulbs, still need to be controlled via app.
The adjustable light hood, for instance, is supposed to slide up and down over a pair of posts, with rubber O-rings working as a guide.
The bistro has tables and banquettes with adjustable lights that can be moved up and down to suit diners' moods and the bars are made from old school chemistry desks.
The LA device was equipped with an adjustable light source generating a sector light plane.
Two of the room's four adjustable lights were positioned such that a semiuniform field of light illuminated the gray background wall.
The extra large and wide wheels make scudding over the sand effortless, and the adjustable, light-weight seat back means Granny gets just the right amount of rays.
