The phrase "adjusted more than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the extent of adjustments made to something relative to another factor or item.
Example: "The budget was adjusted more than the initial estimates suggested."
Alternatives: "modified to a greater extent than" or "altered more significantly than".
At a dress rehearsal at the Starlight Studio and Theater at Rock Valley College in Rockford last week, Mr. Beaman, 38 and now a theater employee, adjusted more than a hundred colored lights as a Prohibition-era romp played out onstage.
If went bimonthly in May 1970, as Abramson attempted to juggle the frequency of publication of several of his titles to maximize profits; the page count and price were also adjusted more than once over the next year, again increasing profitability.
On 3G Watchdog, users are prompted to adjust more than 15 settings to customize the app, making it slightly more complicated to set up than DataMan.
The proposed algorithms are more general than the existing algorithms in that the new algorithms can adjust more than one 'bad' data point in each modification step and they include the existing algorithms [Computer-Aided Design 15 5) (1983) 288 293; 28 (1996) 59 66] as special cases.
Monetary policy can be adjusted more rapidly than fiscal policy, but it has its limits.
Temperature and flux from this cell can be adjusted more accurately than with conventional e-beam evaporators.
Evan said his brother Morgan adjusted more easily to the controls than he did, but he caught on eventually.
A third shortcoming is that, after an adjustment period, wages and contracts are more likely to adjust more frequently than they would with a 2% inflation target, making monetary policy less effective.
A herd of antelope would adjust more quickly than one or several, and the offspring reared in groups are less likely to grow up to be adults that Dr. Condy referred to as "odd or not representative".
This cycle will surely be variable in length: you would expect agriculture to adjust more quickly than mining.Given that the global economy was largely agricultural until 1850, it was logical for the commodity cycle to drive overall activity.
I struggled adjusting more academically than culturally so I was hesitant to commit to any clubs and organizations in fear that it would distract me from my studies.
