The phrase "adjustment of several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the modification or alteration of multiple items or factors.
Example: "The adjustment of several parameters was necessary to achieve the desired outcome."
Alternatives: "modification of multiple" or "alteration of several".
Quite obviously, the cause of action for which Jennifer contends would require the adjustment of several established legal principles.
It then responds with an individual adjustment of several controls, like radio presets or the position of the seat, steering column and mirror.
The bench enables the adjustment of several factors that affect the electrostatic charge generation (relative sliding speed, normal contact force, and number of back-and-forth cycles), and is equipped with sensors for the continuous monitoring of sample displacement, as well as of both normal and tangential forces.
Such a method requires manual adjustment of several thresholds and configurable parameters.
The main challenge in [15] lies in the adjustment of several parameters to obtain reasonable pilot positions.
Fifth, multivariable analyses allowed for adjustment of several covariates.
Still, addressing multiple toxicities and allowing genotype-based adjustments of several anticancer agents in order to reduce the burden of therapy and simultaneously improve cure rates may be a proof-of-principle approach even though the subsequent statistical and biological identification of the most important treatment modifications will be challenging.
After adjustment for several proxies of disease severity, this association became nonsignificant, which suggests that disease severity may confound the association between knowledge and achieving the A1C goal.
We explored the sensitivity of the results to adjustment for several sets of covariates, including trial.
Although there could still be some unmeasured confounders or residual confounding from modelling or measurement errors, we believe their presence and effect would not be considerable because of extensive adjustment for several known confounders.
In addition, the use of controller treatment was associated with the highest direct asthma-related costs regardless of the level of control and after adjustment for several potentially confounding factors (except in the subgroup of Spanish patients with uncontrolled asthma).
