The phrase "adjustment may also" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential changes or modifications that could be made in addition to other options or considerations.
Example: "In order to improve the system's performance, an adjustment may also be necessary to the current settings."
Alternatives: "modification might also" or "change could also".
The Graduate Tuition Adjustment may also be requested by students whom have been approved by the Disability Resource Center or who have an approved Childbirth Accommodation.
That is because the limit on benefits provided by defined benefit plans is rising to $140,000 in 2001 from $135,000 in 2000, after cost-of-living adjustments announced by the I.R.S. ANOTHER adjustment may also be of interest to retirees and people planning for retirement: an increase for 2001 in the amounts of long-term care insurance premiums that may be included in any medical expense deduction.
The validity of creatinine adjustment may also be analyte dependent.
In addition, individuals with a young age at onset of psychosis, high baseline levels of negative symptoms, and poor adolescent premorbid adjustment may also be at risk.
Standard measures of adverse events and risk adjustment may also facilitate post-marketing surveillance of spinal devices, effectiveness research, and quality improvement.
When assessing consequences of an adverse event on clinical outcomes, such as pain or function, adjustment may also be necessary for psychosocial factors such as education, work conditions, and psychological stress [ 13].
Using lingual ultrasound to examine articulation of apical vowels in SM, we argue that other articulatory adjustments may also limit frication in apical vowels, but that these strategies are implemented variably such that some speakers occasionally exhibit frication.
ADS implementation and formulary adjustments may also increase the collaboration between ICU physicians and pharmacists.
These adjustments may also benefit genomic prediction using other models that integrate marker- and pedigree-based relationship matrices, such as a GBLUP model with a polygenic effect.
Adjustments may also be necessary for stunting status and pubertal development given that these factors have been found to impact BMI and body fat status and, therefore, may impact interpretation of results.
