The phrase "adjusted to existing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to align with current conditions or circumstances.
Example: "The project plan was adjusted to existing market trends to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "modified to current" or "adapted to prevailing".
School superintendents from Westchester County -- home to some of the state's best schools -- have asked the State Education Department to suspend four new eighth-grade tests to be given this spring, arguing that the tests will overload students who have not yet adjusted to the existing tests.
Response coding was adjusted to match existing survey codes for consistency.
The frequency cutoff d can be chosen to be equal to 1% or adjusted to an existing set of validated variant positions.
It is not a test of the ability to learn math since the difficulty of problems is adjusted to the existing math skill level of each subject at baseline to ensure that each individual achieves ≥ 95% correct solutions.
These candidate sequences were mapped to assembled contigs in their respective clusters and further adjusted to match existing reads in their size and composition as described in Materials and Methods section, limiting the sequences to a single monomer of the repeat (consensus monomer sequence, supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online).
It allows us to deduce how the proposed tensor model parameters and the structure of the associated matrix factors are adjusted to model different existing systems in a tensorial form.
It indicated that the national policy should be adjusted to consider the existing resources, capacity and local needs in Gansu Province.
Or, as a result of their own properties, animals in a constant environment may acclimate in a variety of ways, thus adjusting to the existing conditions.
For green buildings, the building technology needs to fit the climatic characteristics to adjust to the existing conditions and create a more livable environment.
