The phrase "adjustment out of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications that result from a specific situation or condition, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The adjustment out of the recent policy changes has led to unexpected outcomes."
Alternatives: "adjustment resulting from" or "modification due to".
We also highlight the importance of adjustment for out-of-state emigration, especially for states like Alaska that may have large population movements among population subsets.
The office chair that raises and lowers as we twirl it is perhaps the most frequently used helical adjustment out-side of a machine shop.
It would be a much-needed adjustment to an out-of-control military-industrial complex….
Mechatronics and Information Systems can be assumed as complex, and thus have a prohibitive cost for adjustments out of the specification phase.
The drop — while bigger than economists expected — was partly related to seasonal adjustment difficulties and reflected some out-of-work people not making it to unemployment offices to file claims over the Christmas holiday, analysts said.
For years, there has been a small market for digital, programmable thermostats, but to make any out-of-schedule adjustments (during the holidays, for instance, or a staycation) involved a complicated process that was akin to changing the clock on the VCR.
If the seller explains excess noise by saying "Oh, they are just out of adjustment," suggest that he adjust them for you right there and then, "so you can learn how".
The pressure group also turned its attention to the soy sector, resulting in moratoriums on both beef and soy from high-deforestation areas and the imposition of "TACs", or Termos de Ajuste de Conduta e Ações Civis (Conduct Adjustment Agreements), which are akin to out-of-court settlements between the government and companies that damage communities.
The milliradian variant provides 30 mils of elevation adjustment, meaning that a 190-grain bullet from a.300 Winchester Magnum won't run out of adjustment until the target reaches 1275 yards.
The new measure takes into account the hundreds of billions of dollars provided to the needy including food stamps and cash assistance programs and makes adjustments for major expenses such as out-of-pocket medical spending, income, and taxes.
