The phrase "adjusting time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to changing or modifying a schedule, clock, or time-related settings.
Example: "We will be adjusting time on the project timeline to accommodate the new deadlines."
Alternatives: "modifying the schedule" or "changing the timing."
Developed automatic gamma control system showed significantly reduced gamma adjusting time of 4 min.
L. Earnest, Kutta integration with error control, presented at ACM National Conference, 1956, proposed a way to numerically solve simultaneous differential equations, such as those used in flight simulation, by automatically adjusting time steps based on error estimates obtained from a modified Runge Kutta method.
Multivariate stepwise logistic regression analyses adjusting time to tracheostomy, SOFA score, and steroid usage revealed that perioperative complication was independently associated with alert PCT.
Analysis shows that continuous microbial culture and harvest process can be implemented by adjusting time delay, impulsive period or input amount of flocculant.
The pattern of shifting the notches can be influenced by adjusting time constants and setting the limit for the maximum notch.
The forward and reverse press-button switches are used for adjusting time, a light touch for slowly moving it back or forward and a hard pressure for fast running.
Various ways have been proposed and demonstrated for adjusting time-phasing, including both passive and active methods.
The group made an early effort at adjusting times when it published a set of tables in the late 1980's.
[30] studied the synchronization for delayed complex networks by adjusting time-varying coupling strengths.
Based on learning control technique, the synchronization criterion is obtained by adjusting time-varying coupling strengths, which is different from the methods used in references [29, 31].
The second reason was that standard techniques for adjusting time-to-event outcomes for non-adherence rely on fitting an accelerated failure time model.
