The phrase "adjusted to the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making two or more items equivalent or uniform in some way.
Example: "The measurements were adjusted to the same level to ensure consistency in the experiment."
Alternatives: "aligned to the same" or "standardized to the same".
Equal amount of Agrobacterium cells (measured by OD600, adjusted to the same with vector-containing strain) were injected into the leaves of tobacco.
We used a substitutive design in all experiments, meaning that the initial resident community densities were adjusted to the same level in all community composition treatments59.
The polyhedron suspension was adjusted to the same density (5 × 104 cubes per microliter volume) and stored at 4°C in distilled water containing 100 units/ml penicillin and 100 μg/ml streptomycin.
In detail, the isotropic and the anisotropic model are adjusted to the same experimental stress stretch curves of different arterial layers and then both models are applied to finite element simulations of overstretched arterial walls.
They note the sharp difference between the same EU referendum question, adjusted to the same weights, in their online and phone polls, between a dead heat online and a 21-point lead for "Remain" on the phone.
Its overall coding rate is adjusted to the same as other JSC systems.
The nozzle was adjusted to the same position relative to the hole as for the heated surface.
Furthermore, the operands of addition and subtraction operations are prior adjusted to the same fixed-point representation.
To make the DPD model work correctly, the baseband signal should be adjusted to the same range as the normalized output of the PA.
The amounts of compost and FYM used for this experiment were adjusted to the same rate of 36 kg ha−1 N (N equivalence).
The solution was adjusted to the same composition as the mobile phase and then filtered through a 0.45-μm membrane filter.
