The phrase "adjusted not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something has been modified in multiple ways or for multiple reasons, often followed by "but also" to introduce additional information.
Example: "The budget was adjusted not only to accommodate new expenses but also to ensure we remain within our financial limits."
Alternatives: "modified not just" or "altered not solely".
Sooner or later, the external costs of global poverty, climate change and geopolitical security must be adjusted not only through global market prices, but also through an adjustment of the world reserve currency system.
In his review of the city's proposal, the Brooklyn borough president, Marty Markowitz, called for the zoning rules to be adjusted not only to reduce the requirement for automobile parking, but also to increase the requirements for providing bicycle parking by 50 percent.
These ratios were adjusted not only to completely replace the fish meal but also to satisfy essential amino acids requirements of Clarias gariepinus fingerlings.
To our consideration, in the GPU-implemented PFTBD, the size of likelihood areas should be adjusted not only by the application scenario, but also by the amount of share memory on specified hardware.
where ϕ 0 jt ( k ) and ϕ 1 jt ( k ) again denote the campus-specific graduation production function parameters in (3), now adjusted not only for student background characteristics (X it ) but also for Dale-Krueger controls, D K i ( k ).
They settled in Oakland about a year later, where they adjusted not only to a new country, but to life without Matias's mother.
The larger question, the scout said, is whether Otani can adjust not only to the faster pace of baseball in the United States, but to life overseas.
Everywhere, managers are wondering how to adjust not only to the immediate uncertainty but also to a much darker future.For the weaker, the disaster will be a killer.
The standard claims about "a rise in real-terms funding each and every year" will need to be scrutinised even more sceptically than usual, to adjust not only for such pressures as ageing and population growth, but also the costs of muddling through on increasingly derelict wards while living on the never-never.
Writing with a delicate touch but great strength of purpose, Roy creates stark studies of the prairie landscape and subtle portraits of the Scotts as they struggle to adjust not only to their rural surroundings but to their troublesome relatives and taciturn neighbors.
These superlattices offer a large design space for adjusting not only the energy band gap of the material but also the band structure.
