The phrase "adjustment forms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents or templates that are designed to facilitate changes or modifications in a particular context, such as finance, healthcare, or education.
Example: "Please fill out the adjustment forms to update your account information."
Alternatives: "modification documents" or "change request forms".
The sequential adjustments form a series of updates, which are triggered at every inspection time.
Such strong wind shear forms via convective adjustment (Figure 5) and turbulent mixing (Figure 9). Figure 9 Time-height cross sections of area-mean u ′ w ′ ¯ in U Z = 0 and 3 (m · s -1 · km -1 ; upper and lower panels, respectively).
Energy use for heating was significantly related to the building age, type of building and ventilation, length of time since the last heating adjustment, ownership form, proportion of females, and proportion of occupants expressing thermal discomfort.
This can be regarded as an adaptive adjustment for forming hydrophobic cores of the appropriate size.
This show, organized thematically and linearly, facilitates close comparison between similar objects, revealing common details or lack of them, adjustments in form and meaning, the harmonies and dissonances of contrasting materials.
If the first gallery at the Japan Society proposes a model of kazari as a minutely calibrated placement and adjustment of interlocking forms, the following section, "Swagger of the New Military Elite: First Half of the 17th Century," presents it as a kind of total-immersion extravaganza.
It makes no adjustment of scale, form or aspect.
In the absence of such a capacity, its fiscal adjustment takes the form of imposing harsh deflations on the member states already most severely hit by the crisis, which carry only the merest pretence of leading to future growth.
During the two years following elections, fiscal adjustment takes the form of increased revenue effort in trade taxes and cuts to government investment".And in the rush to claw back money, the pain is not spread evenly.
Economic reform programs designed by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank so-called 'structural adjustment programs' have formed one of the most influential policy agendas of the past four decades.
