The phrase "adjustment in context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that are relevant to a specific situation or setting.
Example: "The adjustment in context was necessary to ensure that the new policy aligned with the current needs of the organization."
Alternatives: "modification in context" or "change in context".
Undergraduate behavioral economics students created original experiments, exploring anchoring and adjustment in the context of pyramid scheme pitches (in spring 2013) and reciprocity in attraction (in fall 2014).
The authors propose conceptual models linking trait emotional intelligence (TEI) with achievement both directly and indirectly via perceived social support (PSS), engagement coping (EC), and adjustment, in the context of the university transition.
Europe is a necessary adjustment in the context of a world where the size of problems inevitably exceeds the size of nations.
Previous research has demonstrated an association between couple communication and adjustment in the context of cancer [ 86, 87, 91, 142].
For all other aforementioned antimicrobial classes, the clinician needs to be cognizant of renal dosage adjustment in the context of the infection being treated [ 60].
Previous case control studies in patients with chronic schizophrenia (Hutton et al., 2002) and bipolar disorder (Murphy et al., 2001) have shown attenuated risk adjustment in the context of no overall change in betting behaviour.
However, the effect of increasing protein content upon short-term energy adjustment in beverage contexts is unclear.
The motor problems in ADHD may thus be due to poor adjustment in different contexts rather than primary motor deficits, explaining the variability in performance often reported in the ADHD literature.
This paper analyzes the implications of these adjustments in the context of Viner's (The Customs Union Issue. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: New York, NY, 1950) conventional partial equilibrium framework with perfectly elastic foreign supply schedules faced by the importing member country.
Readers unfamiliar with structural equation modeling might consult Hayduk [ 19] or Bollen [ 20] and those desiring background on measurement error adjustments in the context of single indicators might see Hayduk [ 19, 21].
