The phrase "adjustment module" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, engineering, or software, where it refers to a component or system designed to make adjustments or modifications.
Example: "The new software update includes an adjustment module that allows users to customize their settings more easily."
Alternatives: "modification component" or "tuning module".
The system has the effects of identical contrast on gratings for easier identification, switchable picture-in-picture on the display, and adjustable gratings with an adjustment module.
The test results show that the optimal blade clearance adjustment module is a comprehensive function, which include steel plate thickness, material, temperature and shear plate volume.
The second panel illustrates the gain vector as calculated by the envelope adjustment module, where the gain values are given for every subband.
The third one is the parameters adjustment module, which provides an adaptive process to compute the value for the system's parameters.
The resulting P-values were corrected with the FDR values using p-value adjustment module 'p.adjust', implemented in the R statistical package.
We made a few minor adjustments to the module developed for first-year students described previously to make it appropriate for a smaller class of advanced biology students.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Irradiation adjustment relationship for the three PV modules technologies deduced from 2 days data measurements.
Just like the Service Module in space, a small adjustment is all it will take to stay on course once love and compassion are guiding the ship.
The second is an optimisation module, which determine the optimal adjustments leading to a structure satisfying the different requirements.
But others, like Carruthers (2006), have argued that with some adjustment to Fodor's original characterization of modules, we can argue for massive modularity.
All of these P values remain highly significant even after carrying out the most stringent multiple comparison adjustment (Bonferroni correction) for the number of modules.
