The phrase "adjustment law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal frameworks, regulations, or policies that involve modifications or changes to existing laws or rules.
Example: "The new adjustment law aims to address the discrepancies in the previous regulations regarding environmental protection."
Alternatives: "modification regulation" or "amendment statute".
For the pinned nodes, a controller gain function is proposed to compensate the nonlinearities based on adaptive estimations of controller parameters on-line; while for the un-pinned nodes, adaptive adjustment laws are addressed to adjust unknown coupling factors to restrain the unexpected action of the nonlinearly coupled networks.
A Lyapunov Krasovskii functional has been used to ensure the stability of the system and the parameter adjustment laws for the T2FLS controller are derived using this functional.
In presence of unknown operating conditions changes, the regulator parameters are varied according to an adjustment laws designed on the basis of the gradient rule.
Once the currency were convertible, Brazil's budget could soon be balanced, because the fiscal adjustment laws already approved by Parliament are intended to produce a primary surplus of 2.5% of GDP.
A year later ANSES signed an agreement not to appeal against decisions in cases similar to Mr Badaro's.Congress did pass a benefit-adjustments law in 2009.
Many students find that this makes the adjustment to law school life a great deal easier.
Some limited adjustment in laws may be called for, mainly in state laws.
The Office of Personnel Management may prescribe such regulations as it considers necessary concerning the payment of special pay adjustments to law enforcement officers under this section.
If they were serious about doing things right, they would be reaching across the aisle, or whatever it is you reach across in the UK (the gap?), to come up with long-lasting and correct adjustments to law and enforcement capabilities.
