The phrase "adjusted requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to requirements that have been modified or changed to better fit a situation or need.
Example: "After reviewing the project, we decided to implement adjusted requirements to ensure better alignment with our goals."
Alternatives: "modified requirements" or "revised requirements".
The Premedical Program reserves the right to adjust requirements of sponsorship based on an individual's needs.
Some studies have indicated that having children helps justice-involved women to stay sober; court staff could build upon this motivator and adjust requirements when women are caught up with their children's needs.
But injected into somber discussions of liquidity puts, off-balance-sheet entities, cyclically adjusted capital requirements and super-senior collateralized debt obligations have been unexpected doses of dark humor.
The Appraisal states, in respect to the latter, that "unless special financial arrangements can be made, the diet in these countries may remain at 1.600 calories or lower through out 1946-47". Even so, it is doubtful whether this cruel means of adjusting requirements would obviate more than a part of the overall shortage.
Each pregnant sheep was weighed on a weekly basis before feeding, after which their total food requirements were adjusted as necessary.
The application layer adopts a requirement adapter to dynamically adjust the requirement levels according to the end-to-end delay measurement and QoS requirements acceptable to the end-users.
Adjusting entry requirements to let in more children raises the question: why select at all?
You should check back on your application regularly throughout the process, because SFS may adjust your requirements at any time.
Supervisors will review this process continuously, adjusting capital requirements above the minimum the bank has calculated, with rewards for good behaviour.
The White House will expand the current DACA program by eliminating the age cap for eligibility, which now excludes those over 30, or by adjusting other requirements, measures youth leaders said they would welcome.
