The phrase "adjusted optimally" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has been changed in order to achieve the best possible result. For example, "The temperature was adjusted optimally to make the experiment successful."
Daimler, for instance, believes that if details like the weight of vehicles and their rigidity could be communicated in the instant before a crash, then protection systems, like pre-tensioning seat belts, could adjust optimally in anticipation.
With the increasing availability of high quality pharmaceutical and medical claims data for use in observational studies, increased attention must be given to analytic techniques that adjust optimally for non-random assignment and resulting channeling bias.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09336.010 Presence of two systems (TORC2-Ypk1 and Hog1) might allow cells to adjust optimally to stresses occurring with different intensity, duration, or frequency.
Ultrasound settings were adjusted to optimally demonstrate the lesion and anticipated needle tract, mostly using the tissue harmonic imaging mode.
Secondly, the study aims to determine to what extent the triage instruments used in the program detect increased risk for functional loss and to determine how criteria for triage should be adjusted to optimally link the offered interventions to the needs of the individual elderly at risk.
In addition, it has many parameters, and adjusting them optimally is a challenging task.
When it comes to simple competitive games, chimps make a monkey out of humans and make a genius out of John Forbes Nash Jr. Chimpanzees playing each other in a simple matching game outperformed human players, apparently by paying closer attention to opponents' patterns and adjusting more optimally, according to a study published Wednesday in Scientific Reports.
An inner pipe with optimally adjusted slit intervals can minimize the twist angle.
Each zone's space temperature set points are optimally adjusted to maintain thermal comfort.
