The phrase "adjustment service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to providing support or modifications to a system, product, or service to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The company offers an adjustment service to help customers tailor their products to better fit their preferences."
Alternatives: "modification service" or "customization service".
A drug dosing adjustment service for elderly patients with renal impairment in community pharmacies can increase the proportion of adequate drug dosing, and improve the drug-related problems per patient.
However, workflows also have administrative aspects (inventory adjustment, service itemization, reimbursement from the insurer/payer), whose management can be more complex: for different patients, multiple versions of the same administrative sub-workflow may run simultaneously.
On the other hand, there are a number of experts who offer restoration and nib adjustment services, so don't be afraid of buying a pen as is as long as the price is right.
For example, in model B, with adjustment for service provider, the mean difference between Asian and white service users was −11.08 955% confidence interval −12.37 to −9.79) with regard to timeliness of care but only −3.92 (−4.86 to −2.99) with regard to trust and confidence in the out of hours clinician and −3.62 (−4.36 to −2.89) for overall experience of care.
Therefore, in this paper a structural model based on the directed graph and the concepts of "virtual node" and "virtual demand" are developed to solve the reconfiguration problem of the distribution network with DG for two different situations: operation mode adjustment and service restoration.
The more effective vibration absorbers have some disadvantages such as adjustment and servicing and may therefore not be employed in space structures.
Bain, another consulting firm, says it has seen several firms appoint executives recently with a specific brief to ensure that price adjustments and service cuts do not damage loyal customers' experience of brands.Companies will also need to show they empathise with consumers' new concerns.
Sales fell 4% to $23.7 billion, while Wall Street was looking for $24.8 billion, prompting CEO Ginni Rometty to admit "[we] fell short on revenue". IBM saw its software sales rise 1% to $5.8 billion before currency adjustment, while services declined 3% to $9.5 billion.
Other factors identified among the top priorities in successful firms include adequate performance feedback, emphasis on both short and long-term benefits, anticipation of change for both good and bad times and accommodation of cycles of demand that require an adjustment in services.
In this respect, the financial and human resources, medical care and related services, the type of instruction given to caregivers, the support provided by community organizations, the public infrastructures offering community services and the adjustment and rehabilitation services all reveal considerable shortcomings.
