The phrase "adjustment of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the modification or alteration of something belonging to a subject, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "The adjustment of its parameters is necessary for optimal performance."
Alternatives: "modification of its" or "alteration of its".
In detail, it relates to a frame module that allows the adjustment of its length and angle to accommodate diverse shape changes and spatial demands of the truss frame structure.
In the effort to analyze the performance of socio-industrial metabolism and to further develop it in a sustainable manner, it is appropriate to distinguish between the dynamics and adjustment of its volume and structure on the one hand and the fine-tuning on the other hand (Bringezu 2006).
In the United States the back was frequently hinged at the bottom, allowing for adjustment of its slant.
Products vary according to the selection and treatment of the milk; adjustment of its fat content; heating or pasteurizing; and addition of enzymes or cultures of bacteria, molds, or yeasts.
During an interview, Hans Vestberg, Ericsson's chief executive, said the company's restructuring charge in the second quarter had been greater than expected but was part of the current adjustment of its global business to meet the economic conditions.
The industry itself was born out of economic desperation during the early 1990s, a period of military dictatorship, low prices for Nigeria's oil and Western-mandated "structural adjustment" of its economy.
Mr. Obama's team has remained comparatively stable, but his 18-month trek has required adjustments of its own.
The film could have done with a few adjustments of its own, its main weakness being Damon's passivity as a hero.
Second, the slider-crank mechanism can achieve these phases of prescribed values without any physical or automated adjustments of its moving pivots between phases.
Second, the slider-crank motion generator can achieve phases of prescribed rigid body positions without any physical or automated adjustments of its moving pivots between phases.
