The phrase "adjusted together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or elements that have been modified or aligned in a coordinated manner.
Example: "The settings were adjusted together to ensure optimal performance of the machinery."
Alternatives: "aligned together" or "modified in unison".
Finally, both the clone selection and the mutation are adjusted together in the Gauss distribution, the uniform distribution, and the chaotic distribution, rather than in only the Gauss distribution.
These effects, as well as the softly diffused light characteristic of Venetian painting, were only possible in the oil medium, which, because of its lengthy drying period, enables all parts of a painting to be advanced and adjusted together and the transparent glazes of which make possible unity of atmosphere and chiaroscuro.
The stimulus presentation time and ISI were adjusted together using an adaptive staircase algorithm (ZEST) [20].
As shown in Table 4, HBM modifying factors (psychosocial and sociodemographic dimensions) adjusted together included clients' sociodemographic variables, health motivation, perceived obedience to providers, perceived selective HIV suspected initiation, and perceived explicitness of opt-out right during initiation.
In model 3, the variables included in model 2 were adjusted, together with age of mother at delivery, mother's oily fish intake and whether the mother of participants smoked in the first 3 months of pregnancy.
This structural design makes it possible to realize the adaptation to pipe diameter and tractive force adjusting together.
But even as the responsibilities of higher sales and a wider fan base loom, they realize their good fortune in being able to grow and adjust together, as band mates and friends.
The California rule thus makes reductions in government compensation either more painful for employees or more expensive to taxpayers than they would be if pension terms could adjust together with salaries and other benefits.
In addition, in the analysis, all variables and among them potential confounders (woman's ethnic origin, woman's and husband's religious affiliation, husband's education, and parity) were adjusted for, together and with separate adjustment for each.
For the primary outcome, the difference between each active and placebo group was estimated by the difference in adjusted means together with the 95% CI for this difference.
Similarly for obesity, when both terms were included in the adjusted model together, the variation in greenness term was more significant (χ = 21, p<0.0001) than the mean greenness term (χ = 13, p=0.0018).
