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The phrase "adjusted to a resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of changing or modifying something to meet a specific resolution or standard, often in contexts related to images, displays, or settings.
Example: "The image was adjusted to a resolution that improved its clarity and detail for printing."
Alternatives: "modified to a resolution" or "set to a resolution".
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The mass analyzers were adjusted to a resolution of 0.7 u full width at half height.
The mass analyzers were adjusted to a resolution of 0.7 amu full width at half-height.
Full resolution was maintained until the photomicrographs were cropped and assembled for printing, at which point images were adjusted to a resolution of 300 dpi.
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All variables were adjusted to a spatial resolution of 30 arcsec.
In the latter case, the resolution needs to be adjusted to a smaller value.
The results show that the gridded reflector can be adjusted to give higher resolution for all starting conditions and in particular is less affected by ion beam divergence.
In particular, strategies based on the maximization of the modularity adjusted to overcome the resolution limit for directed networks have not been developed.
The obtained n th-order curve is adjusted to the image resolution by the 2 n × 2 n relationship (n ≥ 2).
In addition, the SSS t beamformers can be adjusted to exhibit increased resolution for deeper sources.
Maximum a posteriori parameters were adjusted to provide a uniform spatial resolution of 1.8 mm (FWHM = 1.8 mm) in all three directions.
Maximum a posteriori parameters were adjusted to provide a uniform spatial resolution of 4.8 mm (full-width half-maximum = 4.8 mm) in all three directions.
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