The phrase "adjustable timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where flexibility in scheduling or timing is required, such as in technology, events, or processes.
Example: "The new software features adjustable timing, allowing users to set their own schedules for notifications."
Alternatives: "flexible timing" or "modifiable timing".
Second, by introducing a phase looped lock (PLL) with dynamic adjustable parameters, the timing drift resulted from the residual SFO and STE is tracked and periodically corrected.
The granularity of the timing unit is adjustable in run-time to adapt to changes in the rate parameters of the shaping and policing functions.
Relying on variation in the timing of resets of adjustable rate mortgages, we find that a sizable decline in mortgage payments ($150 per month on average) induces a significant drop in mortgage defaults, an increase in new financing of durable consumption (auto purchases) of more than 10% in relative terms, and an overall improvement in household credit standing.
This engine has an adjustable compression ratio (CR), an adjustable ignition timing, and the capability to test fuels in sequence [8, 9].
As well, a number of timing variables ('Time to get on Target', 'Initial Fixation Time', 'Fixation Time for Reward') are adjustable by the user.
The adjustable elements may need some adjusting.
software controls vital engine functions like ignition timing and fuel mixture, and will be adjustable within Nascar-defined limits.
The car also gets four adjustable camshafts to allow both intake and exhaust variable valve timing.
Get a adjustable metronome that counts the beats so that you can keep your timing right.
Adjustable parameters include the doses and ratio of the two enzymes, the initial concentration ratio of pyruvate to GlcNAc, the timing of pyruvate addition and temperature programming, among others.
