The phrase "adjusting something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of making changes or modifications to an object, system, or process.
Example: "The technician is adjusting something in the machine to improve its performance."
Alternatives: "modifying something" or "tweaking something".
Moore was with Erik Jansen, 30, on Saturday, when they saw a man walking and adjusting something in his waistband.
Enacting change has a ripple effect – by adjusting something seemingly minor, you never know how far that ripple will carry you.
Enacting change has a ripple effect – by adjusting something seemingly minor, you never know how far that ripple will carry you. 1. Humility.
That can start to feel like, "Well, we pushed our keystone really high and now we have this keystone level that we can't even see this week". That's when it starts to feel like we should step in and maybe look at adjusting something somewhere.
Notice if he is grooming or adjusting something.
At one point, she put her hand inside the bodice, as though trying to adjust something.
If we need to adjust something mid-test we often descend on our subjects like a NASCAR crew mid-race.
In this case there were things that I would look at when I was concerned I maybe needed to adjust something.
SMITH -- Barry tends to be very open to suggestions, and he won't hesitate to adjust something if he feels it's funny, if he feels it works within the concept.
"I'm going to see if I can adjust something in my personality and still be who I am but maybe try to fool everybody," he said Tuesday at a news conference at the Nets' practice facility.
If the price of Ether falls below a certain threshold, a smart contract automatically sells the collateral in exchange for Dai, which it then takes out of circulation in order to retain a "safe ratio". The MakerDao community, which includes holders of a second token called Maker, can also vote to adjust something called a stability fee, which is the cost of minting new Dai.
