The phrase "adjustment among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that occur within a group or between multiple entities.
Example: "The adjustment among team members was necessary to improve collaboration and efficiency."
Alternatives: "modification within" or "change among".
Equally important, she said, is the attitude adjustment among elders.
Scrapping the peg, by contrast, would spread the costs of adjustment among all consumers.
The biggest adjustment among the running backs has been made by Staley, a six-year veteran who is third on the Eagles' career rushing list.
Following the study participants as they aged, Terman observed a greater drive to achieve, along with greater mental and social adjustment, among the gifted group as compared with nongifted children.
Yet another part of the reason is the need for a dramatic attitude adjustment among criminologists.
The pseudo-second-order model had the best adjustment among the kinetic models for the three biosorbents.
Intimating that climate change will require abrupt and perhaps distressing lifestyle adjustments among Americans is, he said, counterproductive.
In each case, the management and its board are seeking radically downward salary adjustments, among other changes.
Mark O. Hatfield Jr., the chief spokesman for the security administration, said the adjustments among the staff of 45,000 screeners nationwide were necessary to standardize wait times at security checkpoints.
In 1959, Dr. Julian Lasky decided to conduct an experiment: How well could psychiatrists and hospital staff at a V.A. general-medicine and surgical hospital use individual patient interviews to predict post-hospital adjustments among their psychiatric patients?
New techniques of preserving food products made it possible to transport them over greater distances, in turn facilitating adjustments among locations of production and consumption, with further benefits to production efficiency (see food preservation).
