The phrase "adjustment in the course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that occur during a process or event.
Example: "We made an adjustment in the course of the project to better meet the client's needs."
Alternatives: "modification during" or "change throughout".
Stimulation with the assigned FSH dose will be initiated on cycle day 2 or 3. Dose adjustments in the course of the stimulation cycle are not allowed.
Next to the visible surface layers, subsurface layers may include underdrawings, underpaintings, and adjustments made in the course of painting.
Well, in the case of the S500 4Mathat that comes down to not overburdening the driver with too many adjustments to make in the course of day-to-day driving.
Brown's had to make a big adjustment along the way in the course of this campaign, but nothing related to any pressure from his Republican opponent, former Assistant U.S. Treasury Secretary Neel Kashkari, who is immolating himself with one of the nuttiest, most self-aggrandizing TV ads I have ever seen.
Taking advantage of the Third World debt crisis, the IMF and the World Bank imposed structural adjustment in over 70 developing countries in the course of the 1980s.
Opinion polls suggest that Greek voters oscillate between anger and fear: anger about the enormous costs they have had to bear in the course of the adjustment programme; and fear of what would happen if Alexis Tsipras, head of the hard-left Syriza movement that still leads in the polls, tries to force through another cut in Greece's international debt.
Having picked off DC, then outfoxed the Red Bulls feted trio of McCarty, Felipe and Kljestan in the Conference semi-finals, they looked to be doing the same to Toronto until that Greg Vanney adjustment that changed the course of the tie.
He does not believe the seniors and members of the middle class have to suffer significantly in the course of these adjustments.
These adjustments should be made by the clinician in the course of normal office visits.
Adjustments over the course of a prolonged series are inevitable, but perhaps even more than he did in 2013, coach Gregg Popovich wants his team to control the pace of play at all costs.
