The phrase "adjustable paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe paper that can be modified or altered in some way, such as size or thickness, for specific purposes.
Example: "The artist preferred using adjustable paper to create different sizes of sketches without needing to buy multiple pads."
Alternatives: "modifiable paper" or "flexible paper".
Through the first half of the year, the share of interest-only mortgages as a percentage of all mortgage originations rose to 23% from 17% in the last six months of 2004, the vast majority of it in adjustable rate paper, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Some badge making machines can handle multiple badges sizes; these usually come with an adjustable rotary paper cutter.
The cost of carrying a prime mortgage is up 100 basis points, while adjustable-rate paper now ratchets higher too.
Given the resetting of adjustable-rate paper at 50% higher, chances of further softness is disturbingly high.
Adjustable-note paper pegged far below the 5% rate on 30-year mortgages written in 2005-2006 is resetting hundreds of billions for home owners who must cover the cost to carry.
In this paper, adjustable deadbands are explored as a solution to reduce network traffic in networked control systems and we presented a new modeling method for networked control systems with random time delays and communication constraints based on quasi-T S fuzzy models.
It has casters that lock, a document holder, a storage shelf, an adjustable ledge for papers and a low shelf for a printer -- or the resident cat.
The paper presents adjustable static and dynamic actuations of in-plane clamped-guided beams.
With its swiveling laptop surface, paper holder, adjustable copy-stand and printer platform, it can turn a kitchen corner into a full home office.
A third type, often called a tractor feed, works with pins as well, but in this case the pin positions are adjustable, to accommodate various paper widths.
He devised a colour top with adjustable sectors of tinted paper to test the three-colour hypothesis of Thomas Young and later invented a colour box that made it possible to conduct experiments with spectral colours rather than pigments.
