The phrase "adjustment earlier" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modification or change that was made at an earlier time.
Example: "The adjustment earlier in the project timeline helped us stay on track for the final deadline."
Alternatives: "previous adjustment" or "earlier modification".
All that attitude adjustment early in her tenure as senator made her look like a soft political target.
After adjustment, early mobilization was identified not only as safe, but as a significant protective factor.
After adjustment, early soy (vs. early formula) feeding was associated with higher (less feminine) PSAI scores in girls (® = 2.66; 95% CI: 0.19, 5.12) but was not significantly associated with PSAI scores in boys.
After full adjustment, early postnatal growth still predicted higher levels of adult fibrinogen (0.10 (95% CI 0.03 0.16) g/l; P = 0.007) and showed a weak positive association with sialic acid (1.00 (95%-0.05 to 2.92)%; P = 0.06) but any association with orosomucoid levels was removed.
The rest of Europe, including Germany, should have demanded adjustments earlier, but didn't.
Following these adjustments earlier in the month, TUNE also spotted the changes that affected the Top Chart rankings, noting that they lasted more briefly and many apps then bounced back to normal.
PCR results (Table 2) suggested in 29 of these 74 episodes equivalent antimicrobial adjustments earlier.
Torre smiled when asked if Mattingly was feeling any pressure, saying, "You have to make sure you don't go off the deep end when you're trying to make adjustments" early in the season.
These associations are attenuated after adjustment for earlier life factors preceding conduct problems, although in the case of early-onset persistent conduct problems and problem cannabis use the effect remains strong and substantial.
Cannon: For me, the adjustment [to earlier stage] has been a couple things, like adjusting your risk reward.
