The phrase "adjustment at a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific adjustment being made at a particular location or point in time.
Example: "The adjustment at a critical juncture in the project was necessary to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "modification at a" or "change at a".
"If people thought going to the N.B.A. was a hard adjustment at a young age, imagine going thousands and thousands of miles away," Crean said.
The system — whether it's a small college or a new world order — can withstand only so much adjustment at a time.
A modest currency adjustment at a time of strong speculation could attract yet bigger inflows of hot money, as investors bet on further appreciation.
"A region that was founded on basic products - steel, coal, ores - a key region for 150 years, is now in a process of adjustment at a time of slow growth," says Mr. Jochimsen - and it needs Government help.
Are you really unwilling to sacrifice your Social Security cost-of-living adjustment at a time when soldiers and Marines are sacrificing their lives for their country in Afghanistan?
She says Sheila was such a devoted mother that her death required a "huge adjustment at a difficult time developmentally" for the three teenagers.
Modifications ranged from the major overhaul by Cantor Fitzgerald to a slight adjustment at Lightreading.com, a small start-up that presented a largely unruffled face to the online world.
It can be used in conjunction with outerwood density to predict wood density distributions by logs for stands of any specified geographic location and management regime and is designed to be able to incorporate genetic adjustments at a later stage.
Providing future students with information regarding the inherency of studying physiotherapy has initiated discussion on reasonable adjustments, at a time when students are making decisions regarding their course preferences.
The accuracy of risk adjustment at which an observational study was protected is cohort- and context-specific, and varied from >0.75 for some studies to >0.85 in studies with other distributions of risk.
A few days ago this columnist was having some issues of adjustment at work — after a little vacation, he didn't want to be there — and sneaked out to see a movie under the guise of research.
