The phrase "adjustment and its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or implications of an adjustment in a particular context, such as in a report or analysis.
Example: "The adjustment and its impact on the overall performance of the system were significant."
Alternatives: "modification and its" or "change and its".
"The deadline is consistent with Latvia's ongoing process of economic and budgetary adjustment and its medium-term euro adoption aim, which is the anchor of its strategy," the commission said.
This setting is also useful for the beam size adjustment and its applications.
The results of this study also support the importance of initial social adjustment and its predictive relation to success in the first year of school.
In 2004 Agustín was awarded the Julius Shiskin Award for Economic Statistics for outstanding leadership and contributions to methods, software, training, and consultation for model-based seasonal adjustment and its acceptance by national statistical offices and central banks.
The MDP Procedure has a linear adjustment function and its adjustment speed of public good is constant, whereas the Fujigaki Sato Procedure has a nonlinear adjustment function which is a kind of "turnpike".
Medication adjustments and its physical and psychological side effects, flashbacks, and depression all make it difficult for her to focus on the lectures, papers and simple tasks at hand.
In effect this moves Spanish business closer to the German model, which facilitates this kind of internal adjustment and proved its worth during the recession of 2008-09 when unemployment barely rose at all.
The machine cannot improvise with a twist or adjustment and put its weight (though considerable) into the most yielding angle.
An innovation that is also applied to airline model seasonal decompositions is the effective use of signs of lag one and first-seasonal-lag autocorrelations (after differencing) to indicate, in a formal way, where smoothness is increased by seasonal adjustment and where its effect is opposite.
For each model, we examine its properties and derive the expressions for adjustment coefficient and its compound distributions.
Given the ambiguity of the adjustment process and its irrelevance to this analysis, we prefer the "unadjusted" metrics.
