The phrase "adjusted to explain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications made to clarify or make something more understandable.
Example: "The data was adjusted to explain the discrepancies in the results more clearly."
Alternatives: "modified to clarify" or "altered to elucidate".
Language has been adjusted to better explain the results of a Mercy Corps program in Somalia's schools.
As we focused on evidence accumulation in that study, we were agnostic as to how the SAT varied across stimulus conditions; thus, we left the model bounds, which controlled the SAT, as free parameters that were adjusted to best explain the subjects' behavior.
Variable inclusion in the biplots was adjusted to maximize the explained variance.
This is the brainchild of H&M, where "the only distinction between the [lingerie] models' bodies is the pigment of their skin which has been adjusted to fit their faces," explains H&M's press spokesperson Håcan Andersson to The Local.
Hence, this clone was physiologically better adjusted to salt exposure, which may explain its higher salinity tolerance and thus extended survival.
"If any change is made to the project overall, the computer model can be constantly adjusted to meet the new requirements," explained Matthias Kohler, who heads the project, in an ETHZ news release.
Wild type and mutant sperm were collected as explained and adjusted to a concentration of 5 10×106 cells/ml in HTF.
A few more data releases like this one and the Fed will need to adjust its communications to explain why markets have got it wrong or why the Fed has.
"I just couldn't adjust, and he adjusted," Mosley said, trying to explain Rounds Three through Twelve.
What you do with an anomaly is to worry about it and then try either to explain it or adjust to it or alter it, but you deal with it; you don't just shrug and say it happened.
