The phrase "adjustable properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing features or characteristics that can be modified or changed.
Example: "The software includes adjustable properties that allow users to customize their experience according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "modifiable features" or "flexible attributes".
Neural network-based image processing algorithms present numerous advantages due to their supervised adjustable properties.
Nanomaterials, therefore, are considered to be highly potential in CO2 capturing due to their large surface areas and adjustable properties.
Biocompatible material platforms with adjustable properties and option for chemical modification are warranted for site-specific biomedical applications.
The obtained bilayer arrangements can change the signs of intermolecular interactions, which in turn change the mode of coupled deformations and the patterning characteristics resulting in adjustable properties.
The main aim of this work is to investigate electronically adjustable properties of discussed simple transfer sections i.e. all-pass and bilinear filters and their practical verification.
Experiments were carried out which indicated that lightweight granules with defined, adjustable properties similar to those of natural-material-based aggregates could be manufactured from masonry rubble.
Adjustable property factors include Interior, Exterior, Lot Size, View, Privacy/Noise and Local Market Conditions.
PCFs in aluminium (Al) film can have polarization-adjustable properties that result in selectivity between two transmitted colors [52].
Particularly, electrodeposition of magnetic nanoparticles, nanowires, and nanotubes in ordered nonmagnetic templates has attracted great attention because of its low cost, preferred yield of order magnetic nanomaterials, and size-adjustable properties [2, 4, 5, 9 20].
The parameters required for the model are categorized according to whether they are transport, thermodynamic, or design-adjustable properties, and the experiments necessary to measure these data are described.
Low temperature gelling agarose was used (Type VII-A, A0701, Sigma Aldrich, St . Louis MO) because of its availability from nature, biocompatibility [44], [45], adjustable mechanical properties [46], and diffusion properties [47], [48].
