The phrase "adjusted and sufficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that has been modified or tailored to meet a certain standard or requirement, and is adequate for its purpose.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, we found that the funds allocated were adjusted and sufficient to cover all project expenses."
Alternatives: "modified and adequate" or "revised and enough".
There's a padded vinyl headband and the whole design means there's no need to adjust the fit as these headphones self adjust and clamp with sufficient force to keep them on your head but without making you feel as if your skull is being held in a vice.
Darren Hamm is the executive director of The Refugee Response, a non-profit that helps refugees adjust and become self-sufficient, contributing members of the Northeast Ohio community.
It's okay if you go to bed an hour or two earlier than the normal bedtime, your body needs sufficient rest to adjust and recover from the trip.
The extent of the cost differential for sleep problems experienced in each of the first 8 years of life ($43 to $141, or $18 to $98 per child when adjusted) is sufficient to be of potential significance to policy and healthcare costs were found to increase with greater persistence of sleep problems.
During these interventions all measures were undertaken to obtain stable conditions prior to the study protocol: Catecholamine doses and ventilation conditions were adjusted to obtain sufficient hemodynamics and blood gases.
No staining was done but the light source was adjusted until sufficient contrast for the detection of nuclei was achieved.
Often the PWD and their caregivers have to adjust without sufficient support and information during the transition to non-driver status and are unaware of driving alternatives [ 23].
The number of tumours and readers involved in this study was adjusted to ensure sufficient statistical power and a total number of image segmentations greater than 500.
The fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2) was set at 1.0 for the first three hours post-injury and was then adjusted to maintain sufficient oxygenation (arterial oxygen saturation (SaO2) > 95%, partial pressure of arterial oxygen (PaO2) > 90 mmHg) whenever possible.
The direct feedback loop was adjusted to achieve sufficient active damping and the FxLMS based adaptive feedback control was adopted to suppress vibration transmission in the six struts.
