The phrase "adjusted to a length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the modification of an object or measurement to achieve a specific length.
Example: "The fabric was adjusted to a length that would fit the design of the dress perfectly."
Alternatives: "modified to a length" or "altered to a length".
The putters in the company's Scottsdale TR line adjust to a length of 31 inches, from 38 inches, with the twist of a wrench.
To allow comparison of cell positional data, villi were adjusted to a fixed length of 100 cells by using Wincrypts© software (Cancer Research Campaign 1999).
The muscle was adjusted to an optimum length (Lo) that produced the maximum twitch force (Pt).
With this approach the library preparation for DNA sequencing can easily be adjusted to a desired fragment length.
One tendon clip was attached to a force transducer hook and the other to a Cambridge motor arm (model 300B), allowing the fiber bundle to be suspended horizontally and adjusted to a specific sarcomere length, as desired during the experiment.
Complementary DNA probes were designed to maximize spatial coverage of each predicted sequence and were normalized by length (i.e. probe lengths were adjusted) to a uniform melting temperature of 60°C.
The distal sensory latencies (DSL) were length-adjusted to a standard 14 cm distance between the stimulus and response electrodes.
Cardiac hypertrophy became evident in obese animals when heart weight was adjusted to tibia length as a proxy for body size, despite no significant differences in tibia length (data not shown).
After a 15-minute thermoequilibration period, muscle length was gradually adjusted to optimal length (Lo, the length at which maximal twitch force is obtained).
After an hour of rest the length optimization was repeated and the muscle length adjusted to the length of the maximal force.
