The phrase "adjustment of the position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes made to a specific location or status, often in technical or formal settings.
Example: "The adjustment of the position of the satellite was necessary to ensure optimal communication with the ground station."
Alternatives: "modification of the location" or "change in the placement".
The procedure is based on the adjustment of the position and gain of the elements of the array in order to approximate the desired response (in the least squares sense).
The most convenient method for the adjustment of the position for the enhanced sensitivity region with respect to the refractive index of the investigated environment might be a change of azimuth angle.
Typical deformation problems are chosen as test cases for demonstrating current implementations, like a ninety-degree rotation of a NACA 0012 airfoil, the adjustment of the position of the slat and the flap of a high-lift airfoil, the bending of the DLR F6 configuration, and the shape modification of a hypersonic Rocket-Based Combined Cycle space vehicle.
The shiftable baseplate allowed 2-dimensional adjustment of the position of the specimen.
If this was not achieved both a cleaning procedure and an adjustment of the position of the flow chamber with respect to the incident laser were made until the optimal CV values were obtained.
The batsmen remain where they are and a new over is begun by a different bowler at the opposite wicket, with a corresponding adjustment of the positions of the players in the field.
The system was built on a horizontal optical rail to facilitate manual adjustment of the positions of the X-ray source, the sample and the detectors.
Adjustment of the positions of the slugs allows the variable tuning and matching needed for NMR probes, eliminating the need for variable capacitors and inductors.
In the pre-computer-generated-imagery era in which he worked, Harryhausen used the painstaking process of making slight adjustments to the position of his three-dimensional, ball-and-socket-jointed scale models and then shooting them frame-by-frame to create the illusion of movement.
This paper presents an occlusion avoidance method using a variable view imaging system that enable adjustment of the view orientation and position to avoid occlusion and keep target in side field of view.
The outcome of this simulation allowed us to make any final adjustments to the position of the osteotomy line.
