The phrase "adjusted understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a revised or modified comprehension of a concept or situation.
Example: "After discussing the topic further, I found that my adjusted understanding of the issue was much clearer."
Alternatives: "revised comprehension" or "modified perception."
"It's a terrific market opportunity for us, and Baidu is constantly adjusting, understanding what users are interested in," Mr Kuo told BBC News.
It may take many more months (or years) before developers adjust to understanding that Android likely has a larger active installed base of devices.
This will help you adjust to understanding potential conflicts in your day.
With the discoveries on Mars and another Earth neighbor, Venus, scientists adjusted their understanding.
When activists raised questions about her whereabouts, authorities announced that she was being held in order to "adjust [her] understanding" and later aired footage of her saying she was being well treated – a statement that the activist, who was later released, said was coerced.
These results adjust our understanding of human agriculture history and will provide the foundation for more directed functional studies and a better understanding of genetic diversity in date palm.
"When I interviewed with American editors and publishers," he recalled, "that was a question I was frequently asked — 'What is your guilty pleasure?' " Robinet had to adjust his understanding of what that meant; the French have the term plaisir coupable, which generally pertains to the older, moralistic understanding of guilt and pleasure, and it is rarely used to refer to cultural consumption.
"Instead of training the system to understand and use natural language by providing labels, reinforcement learning requires the machine to interact with the world, make its own mistakes, and adjust its understanding accordingly.
