The phrase "adjusted displays" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to visual outputs that have been modified or calibrated for specific purposes or conditions.
Example: "The adjusted displays in the control room provided clearer information for the operators during the emergency."
Alternatives: "modified displays" or "calibrated displays".
It has been described previously as a variable life adjusted display (VLAD) [ 19] and a cumulative risk adjusted mortality (CRAM) chart [ 7].
Combining GPS with the new Indoor Positioning System, which uses cellular and other phone data to track phones much more precisely, shops could easily track customers' movements among the aisles, adjusting displays on a day-by-day basis for maximum revenue.
It's not hard to imagine the technology being used one day to recognise the return of big spending customers and adjusting displays to suit them.
They can be used to adjust display settings to make the picture look as good as possible on different types of common computer and TV screens.
The model can be used for automatically adjusting display scales and for evaluating map designs, considering the required PD to perform a map-related task.
The KODAK OLED Wireless Frame requires no backlighting, and incorporates an ambient light sensor that optimizes the viewing experience by adjusting display brightness based on the surrounding light.
It also supports NEC's NaviSet software, which lets users and administrators adjust display settings with a mouse and keyboard instead of using the buttons on the monitor.
ADB can also utilize hardware sensor technology to adjust display brightness accordingly to ambient light.
It also adjusted its displays of Native belongings to portray them not just as decorations, but with the context that reflects their cultural significance.
West meets Mideast in the lobby clock, designed after the historic timepiece in the Waldorf Astoria New York but culturally adjusted to display the five Islamic prayer times per day.
