The phrase "adjustment technique to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for making changes or improvements in a particular context.
Example: "The adjustment technique to enhance productivity involves regular feedback sessions and goal setting."
Alternatives: "modification method for" or "adaptation strategy to".
All clinical groups were compared with the control group using Dunnett's adjustment technique to adjust the P-value for multiple comparisons.
The scheme uses a reconfigurable proportional-integral (PI) control structure and a setpoint adjustment technique to achieve required performance at both the dynamic and steady-state conditions.
Since the average occupancy is represented by a fraction of the population with uncertainty, the distributed population requires some adjustment technique to convert into integer numbers, which is not done in this calculation process.
We suggest dynamic parameter adjustment techniques to accommodate a varying (and potentially high) number of contenders.
In order to extract soft-bit information effectively without degrading the packet error rate performance, we introduce bit-rounding and effective-bit threshold adjustment techniques to achieve such.
Social interactions have the potential to protect individuals at risk (e.g., encouraging them to develop adjustment techniques to face the difficulties) and promote positive personal and social development, which diminishes the exposure to various types of stress (Myers 2000; Halpern 2005) and increases the ability to cope with it.
We also show that our algorithm can be used in conjunction with expression adjustment techniques to produce a more biologically sound gene-state call.
It will also lead to improving risk adjustment techniques to account for underlying patient comorbidities and understanding what techniques lead to the best outcomes.
Detailed and complete data on patient- and procedure-related characteristics were available and thorough efforts were made, including a combination of propensity score matching and multivariable adjustment techniques, to minimize any impact of confounding on the results.
An existing optimal method developed by Klincewicz (Location Sci. 4 (1996) 173) is based on dual ascent and dual adjustment techniques applied to a disaggregated model formulation.
Furthermore, in the iterative process, the correction method and several adjustment techniques help to search for the better feasible solutions.
