The phrase "adjusted directly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where something is modified or changed in a straightforward manner without any intermediaries.
Example: "The settings were adjusted directly to improve the system's performance."
Alternatives: "modified directly" or "altered directly".
If so, 3L students will have the choice of 1) having funds adjusted directly off their student account or 2) having the adjustment made in the amount of COAP eligible loans they have incurred while enrolled.
The map of IBM Syn10 was adjusted directly by the expected expansion factor and the length of the adjusted map was 1,722.9 cM (Additional file 13).
Contrary to previous work, it leads to a controller having only a few tuning parameters, with a clear meaning and can be adjusted directly on the vehicle.
By means of the measured critical composition of the ternary system and the Flory–Huggins interaction parameters published for two of the binary subsystems (χCA/THF=0.442 and χPS/THF=0.475) the polymer/polymer interaction parameter was adjusted (directly minimizing the Gibbs energy) to χCA/PS=0.057.
Acceleration, acceleration time, speed and dipping time can be adjusted directly in the program interface.
Like the free version of FreeTime, it also includes a number of parental controls that can be adjusted directly from the Alexa app, similar to what the company has already rolled out on the tablet side of things.
We used the ComBat function to adjust directly for this batch effect [ 45].
We also tested an unconstrained model (by adjusting directly on each lag day), and the effects were negative but not significant.
We were not able to adjust directly for body mass index (BMI), which is associated with both cardiovascular disease (CVD) and breast cancer [ 30].
We adjusted for higher baseline BMI, which may be a proxy for greater motivation to lose weight, but we were unable to adjust directly for motivation to lose weight, which could potentially disproportionately affect residents in more-deprived settings.
We were able to adjust directly and indirectly for many individual and contextual risk factors for mortality, although we did lack data on smoking, obesity, physical activity, and alcohol consumption, among other potential confounders.
