The phrase "adjusted to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications made to enhance performance, quality, or effectiveness in various contexts.
Example: "The software was adjusted to improve its speed and user experience."
Alternatives: "modified for enhancement" or "tweaked for betterment."
The autonomy states are dynamically adjusted to improve the agents' performance and avoid autonomy surprises.
However, several aspects of the examination can be adjusted to improve the care for these patients.
The transponder's location is then incrementally adjusted to improve its future response.
The LU/AF scheme contains an iteration parameter that can be adjusted to improve iterative convergence rate.
The facesheet laminate layup can also be adjusted to improve the local buckling resistance of the curve panel.
But the technology is evolving, and the world's first sustainable dance floor is being reprogrammed and electronically adjusted to improve output.
The Republican Party can, and almost certainly will, adjust to improve its standing with this growing segment of the population, as it was hoping to do before this election cycle.
One of the biggest obstacles to effective data interpretation is not understanding what the data is telling you; the second is not paying enough attention to the bad news and adjusting to improve the results.
Also, it would be more beneficial if the grading of the produced EAF steel slag is controlled and adjusted to better improve the quality of the produced concrete.
The screen printing protocols, i.e., type of inks and number of deposits, were adjusted to relatively improve the batch reproducibility and the stability of the pH sensor.
Even the carbon-fiber backbone was adjusted to help improve aerodynamics for a 40-percent increase in downforce at 150 mph (this helps stability and speed) and quicker acceleration over longer stretches.
