The phrase "adjustment over a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or modifications that occur over a specific period or in relation to a particular factor.
Example: "The adjustment over a period of six months showed significant improvements in performance metrics."
Alternatives: "modification during a" or "change across a".
"There's been an adjustment over a long period of time," Montgomery said.
The camera is adopted to guide antenna position and orientation adjustment over a large space.
The third section outlines the construction of a mathematical model to assess the balance of risk adjustment over a life-cycle.
In the case of convective adjustment over a very short period, prior to formation of a large-scale convective cell, transient microscale eddies efficiently and rapidly eliminate the convective instability.
Early education and support for caregivers facilitates adjustment over a longer period of time; it prevents crisis situations and delays nursing home admissions [ 10, 11].
Each individual LED was controlled by a dedicated constant-current driver (WS2812B, WorldSemi, China) with 8-bit pulse-width-modulation (PWM) resolution permitting electronic luminance adjustment over a 2.41 log unit range.
Many are thus interested in how the Troika, acting on behalf of official creditors, will react to the government's request to stretch out the budgetary adjustment over an extra couple of years.
Greece's planned fiscal consolidation over the coming two years would already be an unprecedented adjustment over such a short period, said Mr. Kounis, at Fortis.
More data would also enable the exploration of which functional form yields the best adjustments over a wider range of mean values.
The complexity-dependent developmental changes over prefrontal cortex are somewhat consistent with the predictions of Interactive Specialization (Johnson 2011b), which suggests that there are adjustments over a network of regions as the network accommodates a new function.
As to the adjustment of R&D in response to changes in the 'user cost', our results suggest a rather slow adjustment over time, and a long-run own-price elasticity of around −1.4 for Northern Ireland.
