The phrase "adjustment back" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is referring to a return to a previous state or condition, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "After the initial changes, we need to make an adjustment back to the original settings."
Alternatives: "reversion" or "return adjustment".
"Many people [were] concerned about my adjustment back to society.
You and your students can also track Mr. Hadfield's adjustment back to life on Earth via his Twitter feed.
"I think the sooner I get into it, the faster I'll make the adjustment back to where I want to be," Nedved said before the game.
Amid the Brexit negotiations, for every position agreed in Brussels, there is a parallel process of political adjustment back in London.
Before 2006, the term short sale was well known only to "agents who were active in the last market adjustment, back in 1988 through 1995," he added.
Nevertheless, SBSE, like any other analytical method, has some limitations for extraction of certain compounds and the attainment of such low LOD may require further sample preparation, e.g., pH adjustment, back extraction or derivatisation [34].
Reyes, a player in decline, a player fresh off breaking in MLB's new domestic violence policy, a player who probably cannot replace David Wright at third base because he never played third base, and a player who would also face adjustments back at second base, is damaged goods.
Higher union density also may increase the adjustment cost, because union workers request higher compensation for employment adjustments backed by their strong bargaining power.
"It's an adjustment going back to Harlem," she deadpanned.
"Good progress has been made to bring the adjustment program back on track," they said.
"That's the toughest adjustment, getting back in the speed of the game and getting your timing down with your offensive linemen".
