The phrase "adjusting the frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to modifying or changing the frequency of a signal, sound, or any measurable parameter.
Example: "The technician is adjusting the frequency of the radio transmitter to improve the signal clarity."
Alternatives: "modifying the frequency of" or "altering the frequency of".
By adjusting the frequency of the laser beam shining down the optical fiber, they can light up a single terrylene molecule.
Mr. Nyberg said he was convinced that getting the system to work in leaf-and mud-filled water was just a matter of adjusting the frequency of the sound that is used.
The receiver is tuned to different broadcast frequencies by adjusting the frequency of the current used to combine with the carrier waves.
Tesla was able to turn lights on and off from a distance by adjusting the frequency of the electromagnetic waves in their vicinity.
Professor Russell said: "We have shown that as soon as a male-female pair of flying mosquitoes can hear each other's flight tones, they enter into a harmonising duet, each adjusting the frequency of their own wing-beats to match".
The research quantitatively demonstrates how the desired lifetime of an object or a collection can be increased by adjusting the frequency of access, as mechanical deterioration is proportional to the number instances of user access.
Adjusting the frequencies of a bus fleet can help planners improve the service level and adapt the fleet's spatial distribution.
The program phyloFit was applied to generate the tree and branch length, after adjusting the frequencies of the alignment back to a genome-wide GCpercentt of 0.41.
Other features include a personal security alarm and audio technology that slows down fast talkers, and adjusts the frequency of voice callers relative to a person's age, and water resistance.
The idea is to adjust the frequency of costly self-field calculations, which are needed to model Coulomb interaction (space charge) effects.
