The phrase "adjusted the flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a change made to the movement or direction of something, such as water, information, or processes.
Example: "After reviewing the system's performance, the engineer adjusted the flow of data to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "modified the flow" or "altered the flow".
As we make progress... we may adjust the flow rate of our purchases month-to-month".
It ordinarily sends 62percentt of the power to the rear wheels, but continuously adjusts the flow depending on conditions.
When plans change -- often because of thunderstorms -- there is no quick or easy way to adjust the flow of traffic.
Under such a "distributed storage" scheme, utility computers could coordinate electricity flows over a "smart grid" that continually communicates with — and adjusts the flow of power to and from — local batteries.
Nurses wearing masks, gloves and aprons check the monitors and adjust the flow of blood, normally set at around five litres a minute.
In a series of interviews collected in Tom Stoppard: In Conversation (1994), edited by Paul Delaney, the playwright can be seen struggling, like a story plumber, to adjust the flow of information between speakers and hearers.
The minutes said, "A number of participants expressed willingness to adjust the flow of purchases downward as early as the June meeting if the economic information received by that time showed evidence of sufficiently strong and sustained growth".
The power electronics for converting DC to AC are a must for any installation that uses solar panels, and they are expected to play a greater role in monitoring and adjusting the flow of solar energy into the grid as the rooftop solar market grows.
One recent afternoon, scientists were adjusting the flow of iron ions being delivered to the 400-square-foot "target room" of the laboratory here, using a control a bit like a shower head, which could vary the dimensions and density of the spray.
