The phrase "adjustment to both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making changes or modifications that apply to two different subjects or elements.
Example: "The adjustment to both the budget and the timeline was necessary to meet the project's new requirements."
Alternatives: "modification for both" or "change applicable to both".
He added: "We will continue to make adjustments to both the green deal and ECO in the new year to improve the customer journey".
Sensitivity analysis demonstrated that simulated biomass responded to changes in precipitation through adjustments to both total biomass and distribution of biomass aboveground and belowground.
Notes: I made some adjustments to both the kiwi filling and coconut frosting which are listed below.
Then Platon yelled, "Don't move!" He clicked off frame after frame, making tiny adjustments to both the lighting and Snowden's posture, sometimes asking for him to look into the lens, sometimes just above it.
However, big current-account deficits there and in other east European countries remain a worry.The bail-out plan makes unprecedented demands for fiscal adjustment to trim both the current-account deficit and inflation.
Of course, the significance of the wind sequences previous to each LC6 depends on their population in the training period, and consequently on their BLC6 adjustment to the matrix, both listed in Table 6.
In contrast, early disability onset and longer duration of disability may allow greater adjustment to the disability both in terms of psychosocial identity development and adoption of coping strategies, leading to higher reported general health [ 12, 13].
In support of this, a limited number of studies indicate that supportive and positive parent-child relationship may have a moderating effect on children's adjustment to mass trauma, both regarding symptoms of specific psychiatric diagnoses such as depression [ 10] as well as with respect to aggressive behavior [ 46].
