The phrase "adjusting direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in course or strategy, whether literally (like in navigation) or metaphorically (like in decision-making).
Example: "After reviewing the project's progress, the team decided that adjusting direction was necessary to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "changing course" or "modifying trajectory".
According to the adjusting direction by crossing three chromosomes, more excellent offspring can be produced.
Consequently, the meta-model-based optimization process is presented with the given fertilizing rate, previous opening length and its adjusting direction.
"CFOs do not seem to be waiting for growth to slow before adjusting direction.
The proposed algorithm, however, is designed to provide a more accurate adjusting direction for evolving offspring because of the use of multi-crossover genetic operations.
In some airliners, the autopilot controls originally included two identical knobs -- one to adjust direction, the other to adjust speed -- next to each other.
Dr. Wheelon also set in motion the next generation of spy satellites, which could adjust direction, aiming at one target and then switching to another.
The robot can't change its direction at present, but we foresee that the direction could be changed by using another soft actuator to adjust direction of the jet.
In addition, she chose not to replace herself in the COO role, because she didn't want to burden her staff with additional change, and more to the point she wanted to stay on top of what was happening across the organization, so that she could quickly adjust direction if need be.
Uber's Silicon Valley roots means it tends to pivot quickly and plan, experiment and adjust direction within weeks, in contrast to longtime carmakers like General Motors or Toyota who have yearlong timelines when bringing out new features, Rajkumar and Uber officials said.
In his closing speech, former Commissioner for Health and Consumer Policy John Dalli emphasised the willingness to establish a European vision, voice, and action on global health matters, by stating: 'We are committed to change gear, adjust direction and increase the speed as much as we can to contribute to better health globally.
In this paper, a two-dimensional liquid gradient refractive index (L-GRIN) microlens is designed which can be used in adjusting focusing direction and focal spot of light beam.
