The phrase "adjustable mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a setting or feature that can be modified or changed according to user preferences or requirements.
Example: "The device offers an adjustable mode that allows users to customize the brightness and contrast settings."
Alternatives: "modifiable setting" or "configurable mode".
Hands-free ignition, keyless locking, traction control, and adjustable ride modes underscore Ducatis reputation as the most progressive motorcycle maker around.
The chassis, which features an independent double-wishbone suspension with a driver-adjustable three-mode adaptive damping system, hides its 4,387lbs very well, even on stretches like serpentine Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, California.
But as with some other adjustable gimmicks, Sport mode just seems to add glop to the steering — like artificial thickener being poured in — instead of actually improving the handling.
In training mode, adjustable parameters of the networks are modified.
The Guardian's "The Counted," with its adjustable, filtered viewing modes, is an incredible resource as well.
Leave the adjustable suspension in comfort mode and the Gran Coupe offers a reasonable ride and easygoing manners.
A tapered 3D hollow waveguide Bragg reflector for an adjustable compensation of polarization mode dispersion (PMD) is then discussed.
The SVR's big performance gains barely affect its off-road bona fides, from a low-range four-wheel-drive mode to adjustable Terrain Response settings for every imaginable condition.
The exercise mode is adjustable from a front operation panel using two different options: "Aerobic exercise – constant power" or "Strengthening exercise – isokinetic".
Ideally either the speed should be easily adjustable (and an endless mode available) or maybe the 'Show state' button could be removed and the visualization updated directly via the slider.
