The phrase "adjusted step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modified or altered stage in a process or procedure.
Example: "After reviewing the initial plan, we decided to implement an adjusted step to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "modified step" or "revised step".
Using optimization techniques, these thermal parameters are adjusted step by step till the difference between the simulated and the experimental temperature responses at the corresponding locations reaches a minimum.
Then every accumulation point ( x ¯, y ¯, λ ¯ ) of the sequence { ( x k, y k, λ k ) } generated by Algorithm 1 with the adjusted Step 1 is locally optimal for problem (4).
Decreased incidence of severe pain and increased rate of analgesic administration observed during adjusted and consolidated steps of the quality project suggests that collaboration between nurses and physicians, which was the aim of educational intervention at the adjusted step, improved regarding appreciation of patients' pain and analgesics needs.
He adjusted, stepped back, learned to read Müller's tendencies.
Furthermore, they also suffer from slow convergence speeds due, in part, to the manually adjusted step-sizes.
According to Table 1, if the reactive power remains unchanged and the active power is adjusted step-by-step, the terminal voltage mainly displays amplitude variation.
Infection occurs in several well-organized and adjusted steps.
Number of transitions can be controlled by adjusting step size and thus the control on resolution.
We adjust step by step each component of vector, creating then at each iteration a new shape, and a new texture both normalized in shape and luminance, respectively.
Additional interventions included exercises to adjust specific gait deficits such as altering heel strike or adjusting step length.
We adjust Step 4 by solving an annotated Directed Balanced Edge Deletion instance (G, k) where only red arcs can be deleted.
