The phrase "adjusted to work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifications made to something in order to make it suitable for a specific task or function.
Example: "The software was adjusted to work seamlessly with the new operating system."
Alternatives: "modified for operation" or "adapted for use".
The focus, for the purposes of this project, is one of right-leaning commenters on left-leaning positions, but I think you will find that all response groupings can be adjusted to work the other way around, with very little #hardwork.
Two retargeting algorithms have also been adjusted to work on stereo image pairs.
A number of search algorithms are proposed and adjusted to work properly with a number of selection criteria including majority voting error and various diversity measures.
So even though BeastGrip's wide-angle lens can be adjusted to work with any size phone, you might want to swap it out entirely for your own third-party lenses.
The screws for the smoke detectors, he noted, had to be tested and adjusted to work on the materials typically used in ceilings in the country, since these devices cannot be mounted on walls in the country.
As good news, we show that for the commonly-used fragment of CTL (universal, possibly, and always possibly properties), current model-checking tools do work correctly, or can be easily adjusted to work correctly, with respect to both closed and open systems.
Brazilin and MTX were dissolved in a small volume of dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) and its concentration was adjusted to working concentration with 0.9% saline for animal administration.
Give the new state of things time to adjust, to work.
Daniel Menaker, the editor hired last week to help sustain Random House's reputation for literary publishing, has sometimes had a hard time adjusting to working for others.
Once a small company is in the right program, he added, then it is a matter of adjusting to working in a larger bureaucracy.
