The phrase "adjustable settings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to features or options in devices, applications, or systems that can be modified according to user preferences.
Example: "The new software update includes adjustable settings that allow users to customize their experience."
Alternatives: "modifiable options" or "customizable features."
There's a decent size tank, adjustable settings and a 2.5m power cord.
"These adjustable settings can be important since the winding requirements for watches do vary from movement to movement — usually not significantly, but occasionally you'll need specific settings in order to wind the watch efficiently," Mr. Su said.
There is no display and there is no real need for one — the Polk eschews multiple sound modes and other adjustable settings for an approach that works straight out of the box.
Ypsilon Office Chair with 10 adjustable settings [Gadgetizer].
The model used of overcurrent relay considers five adjustable settings to enhance the coordination when distance relays are considered.
The chair's controls are relatively simple, I counted only three adjustable settings, but that's all you need.
For a mate's doddery old dog I've even procured a robo-cat with adjustable speed settings ranging from "sedate amble" to "practically carked it".
You also get three adjustable crust settings, an add ingredients section, 13-hour delay timer for overnight baking and a super speedy 55-minute fast bake time.
We also love the built-in timer, wide range of attachments, adjustable thickness settings for slicing and the extra-wide food chute.
A sunlamp suspended from the ceiling at a height of approximately 120 inches with adjustable wattage settings was used in all conditions requiring lighting.
Finite Element (FE) simulations are subsequently performed to determine the relationship between adjustable process settings and uncontrollable variation of incoming material properties with respect to the product defects.
