The phrase "adjustment because it" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are explaining a reason for an adjustment, but it needs additional information to be fully understandable.
Example: "The adjustment because it was necessary for the project's success was made last week."
Alternatives: "modification due to" or "change because of".
Mrs Reinhart thinks more fiscal stimulus merely postpones the necessary adjustment, because it replaces private debt with even greater public borrowing.The euro zone's sovereign-debt crisis has reminded governments everywhere that heavy public debt risks more than just crowding out private investment.
Others will never make the adjustment, because it's a lot easier to go on believing what you always believed than to acknowledge the holes in your belief system, and adjust.
The city of London was chosen as the standard for adjustment because it is the largest of the three cities under study and is considered as the 'cleanest' city.
Because kidney function and muscle mass are changing rapidly across the age range studied here, creatinine normalization is not an ideal method for adjustment because it could over- or underestimate exposure at different ages.
The steering has to provide excellent responsiveness in both circumstances but not force the driver to make micro-adjustments because it twitches in response to every input.
It's a weird adjustment, because I've never done this before.
"It's taken some adjustment because I just have to stand there and can't say or yell anything.
"I have to work on my timing and make some adjustment because I haven't played in the American League in a long time and I haven't faced those guys.
It was an important adjustment, mainly because it allowed Errani to at times take away Stosur's favorite pattern.
We did not include the category "1 to 20 consultations" in the adjustment model because it might reflect medical practices rather the severity of the disease.
However, the fourth 'Highly Vulnerable' group (low adversity + poor adjustment) was omitted because it was an 'empty cell', so the possibility that associations between resources and positive adjustment differed between high-adversity and low-adversity children could not be examined.
