The phrase "adjusted the direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a change made to the course or path of something, whether literal or metaphorical.
Example: "After reviewing the project, the team adjusted the direction to better align with the client's needs."
Alternatives: "changed the course" or "altered the path."
The rotation of the glass capillary around its central axis helped to adjust the direction of the basal face to the optical axis of the interference microscope.
Otherwise, the chip controls a servo motor mounted in the center of the triangular to adjust the direction of the camera towards the clapping source.
PV solar trackers adjust the direction that a solar panel is facing according to the position of the Sun in the sky.
Williams & co have been refining the approach since Medium's launch, for example by closing some Medium sites last summer and adjusting the direction and budgets of others.
The only factor that may diminish the interactiveness of the system is the notable amount of time needed to accomplish the action of mechanically adjusting the direction of the motor.
Therefore, a deformation pattern jump may occur simply by adjusting the direction of the input force while holding the magnitude of the force constant.
We had a lot of difficulty translating the backwards motion into the more diagonal motion of the string, and added little wheel pulleys along the top to help adjust the direction and motion of the string to the right angle.
This adjusted the airflow to the insect's wings, in turn adjusting the direction of the lift and thrust that the wings produced.
After receiving the output signal, the slave computer activates the servomotors to drive the double-screw-drive mechanisms [15], thus adjusting the direction of the endoscope.
The sheath manipulator, designed for adjusting the direction of the endoscope, bends through double-screw-drive mechanisms (Fig. 17) to change the view orientation.
