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The phrase "adjusted to withstand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing modifications made to something in order to make it more resilient or durable against certain conditions or stresses.
Example: "The materials used in the construction were adjusted to withstand extreme weather conditions."
Alternatives: "modified to endure" or "adapted to resist".
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The first group of coatings was adjusted to withstand high shear stress and to minimize the risk of the blood cell damage.
After a first marriage fraught with naivete and nearly warped into insensibility by alcoholism, I managed to find someone who is sufficiently well adjusted to withstand my genetic predisposition in certain areas, and who herself has battled to overcome hereditary deficiencies, and for the most part won.
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The careful coordination of these entities advances program practices that are based on sound sexual and reproductive health policies and standards of care and establishes robust, sustainable programs that have the ability to withstand and adjust to contextual changes.
Adaptively adjusting the quantization steps also enables DWT-AMM to withstand amplitude scaling attacks.
Biofilms on intravascular catheters have to withstand the fluctuating shear from the pulsatile blood flow, using their viscoelastic properties to adjust to local changes in fluid flows while maintaining their structural integrity.
"Adjust to the fame".
"He adjusts to everything.
Adjust to campus, etc.
I had to adjust to it and I adjusted".
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