The phrase "adjustment so that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a modification or change made to achieve a specific outcome or condition.
Example: "We need to make an adjustment so that the system operates more efficiently."
Alternatives: "modification to ensure" or "change in order to".
Comparisons between dapagliflozin and placebo were performed at the 0.012 level using Dunnett's adjustment so that overall type 1 error rate was controlled at 0.05 significance.
Relaxation then occurs as an active process of adjustment so that the organ may hold its contents at a lower pressure.
That was thought to be an actuarially fair adjustment so that whether one retired at age 62 or age 65, one received approximately the same aggregate lifetime Social Security benefits.
The projector's lens shift capability enables 100percentt vertical adjustment and 40percentt horizontal adjustment so that viewers can suspend the projector either close to the ceiling or on wall mounts.
So, our message is: explore the options to replace the sequester and fine-tune the pace of fiscal adjustment so that no harm is done to economic growth, and enact laws today that will address the medium-term threats to fiscal sustainability.
In addition, Democrats have traditionally been for raising the minimum wage (and adding a cost-of-living adjustment so that it would automatically rise from now on, instead of being tied to politics), spending some money on infrastructure, keeping student loan rates low, and keeping a tight rein on Wall Street by not watering down the Dodd-Frank reforms.
Make any adjustments so that both legs of trousers are even.
President Bush recently proposed eliminating these annual adjustments, so that more people would pay a surcharge.
We needed to make samples, wear test them and make adjustments, so that our product would be what we promised".
He'd just been burdened with a body that required medical and surgical adjustments so that it could reflect the gender he knew himself to be.
Abdul Quddus Wahid, 18, year 12, Tower Hamlets college, London TS: Under the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA), universities have to make reasonable adjustments so that disabled students are not disadvantaged.
