The phrase "adjustment that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a modification or change that requires certain actions or elements to be included.
Example: "The adjustment that involves changing the settings on the device is necessary for optimal performance."
Alternatives: "modification that includes" or "change that entails".
Many reasonable adjustments require resources in terms of time and money, in particular for adjustments that involve a provision of extra aids or services.
Pacific dunlins appear to manage danger in a complex manner that involves adjustments both in fat reserves and roosting behavior.
As a rule, the Elovich kinetic model had better adjustments in systems that involve the chemosorption of gases in solid surfaces without the products' desorption (Tseng et al. 2003).
This was an iterative process that involved several adjustments to the instrument as new themes and ideas emerged throughout the sessions.
Desalination and boron removal can be done via multi-step processes using pH adjustment, ion exchange, adsorption and electrodialysis that involve increased complexity and cost.
In the 1990s and early 2000s, McDonald's made successful efforts to restore its corporate image by launching the "Fast and Convenient" campaign that involved the radical adjustment of the company's product portfolio to emerging food industry trends the re-furbish of McDonald's restaurants to achieve a banded, updated, and more natural dining environment.
Then again neither can good food: every dish involves attention to detail and individual adjustments that require human judgment.
Modifying software today often involves hundreds of thousands of small, similar adjustments that require a great deal of time and money.
This image was produced by a GIS technique that involved mosaicing, geometrical correction, and brightness adjustment by selecting tie points in the neighboring images.
Altogether, these findings suggest the utility for orientation programs that involve American peers to assist with cross-cultural adjustment, particularly for Taiwanese men.
