The phrase "adjustment of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where modifications or changes to physical or digital materials are being discussed, such as in manufacturing, design, or education.
Example: "The adjustment of material is necessary to ensure that the final product meets the required specifications."
Alternatives: "modification of material" or "alteration of material".
The basic idea behind this method is to include geometric effects by using a sample-specific finite element model in conjunction with a set of optimization procedures that allows systematic adjustments of material parameters until the calculated responses matched the measured ones.
The IR camera was also limited to a maximum temperature of 1200 °C, which is inadequate for the temperature of some metal dust deflagrations, including aluminum and requires adjustment of the material emissivity, which would require additional analysis and testing.
The fresh state thixotropic behaviour of fibre reinforced matrices was minimised by proper adjustment of water/cementitious material ratio and admixture dosage.
On the one hand the adjustment of the material properties during prestressing is advantageous since in the targeted strain regime the film becomes substantially linearly elastic (which is not the case without prestress).
In addition, 3D plots and composite images can be generated with a single capture of images with no adjustment of the material in any way.
Functional structures on the tool surfaces can influence the occurring loading and wear behavior by reducing the contact area, the supply of lubricant pockets, and by a controlled influence and adjustment of the occurring material flow.
Damages on the sample's structures that could occur during demoulding/debinding were minimized by the adjustment of the mould material to the feedstock system, the implementation of a suitable moulding technique and an optimisation of the thermal wax burnout process.
Modern range management utilizes the concept of multiple use, which requires that all the resources of a rangeland be managed simultaneously, using constant monitoring and adjustments to provide a mix of material products and intangible assets that best satisfy the needs of both landowners and the general public.
