The phrase "adjustment time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the period required to make changes or adapt to a new situation or environment.
Example: "After the merger, the company allowed a generous adjustment time for employees to adapt to the new policies."
Alternatives: "adaptation period" or "transition time".
It's definitely going to take some adjustment time".
But where does Collins, with one season remaining on his contract, fit into that adjustment time?
In the case of stargazing, that adjustment time is close to 20 minutes.
With the suggested adjustment time, unexpected risks are avoided and the belt conveyor shows an appropriate dynamic behavior.
The adjustment time was found to be independent of the parapet height but strongly dependent on the wind speed.
Transit officials said that New Yorkers were stubborn, that adjustment time was needed, and that the agency intended to stick to its guns.
Our α with respect to gST is comparable to the climate feedback parameter divided by the specific heat-capacity and by one minus the Bond albedo in climate change experiments, and thus corresponds to the adjustment time-scale of the climate.
In the covariate adjustment, time-constant covariates (e.g., sex) were included in both the logistic component (nonsusceptible fraction) and the hazard component (disease incidence among the susceptible subjects) of the models.
Despite its proven effectiveness, there are several recognized disadvantages of warfarin, including a narrow therapeutic range, drug drug interactions that can be delayed, food drug interactions, slow dose-adjustment time, and genetic variability in the enzymes involved in its metabolism, all of which can affect INR [ 16].
Physiological measures, food record and VAS data were analyzed via 2-factor repeated measures ANOVA with Bonferroni adjustment [time (wk 0 and wk12) and diet (CONTROL or DAIRY/CA)].
Hormone and glucose concentrations during the MTT were analyzed via 2-factor repeated measures ANOVA with a Bonferroni adjustment [time (0 240 min) and diet] as variables or 2-factor analysis with week (0, 3, 6, 9, 12 wk) and diet].
