The phrase "adjusted in increments of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where changes or modifications are made in specific, defined amounts or steps.
Example: "The temperature of the oven can be adjusted in increments of 5 degrees to achieve the desired cooking level."
Alternatives: "modified by steps of" or "changed in units of".
The amount of weight could be adjusted in increments of 0.25 kg for each station.
Dose will be adjusted in increments of 2 6 U depending on fasting glucose level [See Figure 1].
Table 4 shows changes in the ROI, NPV, and IRR when the number of VMs is adjusted in increments of 40 from 400.
Positive end-expiratory pressure levels were adjusted in increments of 2 cm H2O to maintain the FiO2 at 0.6 or less with arterial oxygen saturation of >91%, if possible.
The variable magnitude was adjusted in increments or decrements of 20%, in the same manner as was used to adjust dB in the adjusting-delay schedule.
(The actual cap is subject to confirmation by the Internal Revenue Service, which can adjust it in increments of $5, if necessary, to reflect inflation, said Jody Dietel, compliance officer with WageWorks, a benefit management firm).
The threshold was adjusted in both directions in increments of 0.5, until it was clear all future adjustments would continue to worsen the F-measure.
Input-output curves were generated by adjusting the stimulus intensity in increments of 10 µA, from 0 to 100 µA.
The dryer had a mild steel absorber plate and a polyvinyl chloride (pvc) transparent cover and could be adjusted to track the sun in increments of 15°.
** Contribution limits are adjusted annually for inflation, rising in increments of $500.
Instead of constructing a big complex organization to handle complexity, the organization disaggregates the problem into tiny pieces so that it can be put together in minuscule increments and adjusted in the light of new, and rapidly changing, information about both the technology and the customer.
