The phrase "adjusted to tailor" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used when discussing modifications made to fit specific needs or requirements, but it should be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "The program was adjusted to tailor the learning experience for each student."
Alternatives: "customized to fit" or "modified to suit".
Processing parameters such as temperature, which control glass viscosity, and flow rate, layer height and feed rate, can thus be adjusted to tailor printing to the desired component, its shape and its properties.
The molecular weight and the PEO/PPO ratio of these surfactants can be adjusted to tailor their properties as lubricants, texturizers, softeners, emulsifiers, dispersers, and antistatic and wetting agents.
This evolutionary outcome was a consequence of the information capacity and fidelity of the genetic code, suggesting how these parameters should be adjusted to implement codes tailored to particular applications.
A practical application is a specific application of a theoretical method, adjusted to the intervention setting, tailored to the target population, and applied considering parameters for effective use of methods [ 23].
Do say: "Development objectives must be tailored and adjusted to reflect the reality on the ground".
Rulemaking can, thus, be more narrowly tailored and adjusted to the specific circumstances of the respective institution, industry, or market segment.
Take it to a tailor and have it adjusted to your body!
An important advantage that new and relatively unknown candidates enjoy is flexibility, the luxury of being able to tailor positions to adjust to the political field.
Rather than society adjusting to the individual, the individual is tailoring him or herself to society.
Tailoring his positions to adjust to the shifting seasons, what sets Mitch McConnell apart is that his motives aren't really ideological but so baldly about holding onto personal power.
"Asked about his ideological evolution, he explained simply, 'I wanted to win.'" Tailoring his positions to adjust to the shifting seasons, what sets Mitch McConnell apart is that his motives aren't really ideological but so baldly about holding onto personal power.
