The phrase "adjustment ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's capacity to adapt to changes or new situations.
Example: "Her adjustment ability was evident when she quickly adapted to the new work environment after the company merger."
Alternatives: "adaptability" or "flexibility".
Figure 2 shows an efficient and reliable wireless link with an adaptive adjustment ability.
The rapid progress in technology means that employers need people with a high degree of "adjustment ability".
When u gets into limits boundary, population of heat pumps will lose their adjustment ability (one population in centralized strategy and nine populations in distributed control strategy).
Based on SDR technologies and platforms, we can implement the wireless link with adaptive and dynamic adjustment ability by means of software rather than hardware.
It is clear that in the shaded area u in centralized strategy keeps at the boundary and then the population loses adjustment ability.
The EDF case is first proposed in this paper, which considers the reservoir adjustment ability and comprehensively balances the economic, social and ecological benefits.
Traditional image enhancement methods have certain intensity adjustment abilities, but the abilities for contrast enhancement or detail protection are not strong.
To keep such a system running effectively, it is necessary to improve the reliability of clinical information and the risk-adjustment ability of Case-Mix.
As cancer is a potentially life-threatening disease, usually involving relatively aggressive and intrusive treatment, it presents a challenge for the patients' psychological adjustment and ability to cope.
But Mr McKelvey reckons that the appropriate saving rate, given the decline in households' total net worth as share prices have fallen, is somewhere in the 6-10% range.The main reason why households have been able to postpone their adjustment is their ability to borrow and so spend against the rising value of their homes.
Main Outcome Measure: MPAI-4 and subscales (ability, adjustment, and participation indices).
