The phrase "adjustment to bring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to achieve a specific outcome or result.
Example: "The adjustment to bring the project back on track was necessary after the delays."
Alternatives: "modification to achieve" or "change to attain".
He said he expected the company to make some further adjustments to bring it below the 40percentt level.
Sacramento, Calif.: "Some local markets appear to be overvalued, and in those markets there may be some price adjustments to bring sales and pricing back in line," said analyst Greg Paquin of the Gregory Group, a Folsom-based real estate data and consulting firm.
"It was a familiar story for the Vancouver Whitecaps loyal support, failed chances in the first half to put the game out of reach while the opposing team makes halftime adjustments to bring about a come from behind victory," wrote Aaron Campbell in his post match analysis.
Speaking of the so-called "lost decade" in the 1980s, when Latin America underwent a painful debt crisis, Mr Calderon said his country had learnt that any economic adjustment programme to bring down the debt must also be accompanied by social programmes.
This adjustment was done to bring the GE DNA copy number for the PCR assays into the same range for all materials.
However, even if we assume that the real opportunity cost of physicians is zero, this downward adjustment is insufficient to bring special clinics' average incremental cost as low as marginal revenues for outpatient visits.
Setting in place, with cross-party support, the system of future adjustments can help to bring an end to any uncertainty.
But less visibly, the NHS has been instructed to make capital-to-revenue transfers as "accounting adjustments" before April to bring the apparent debt down, according to the Health Service Journal this week.
Make further adjustments as needed to bring the refrigerator temperature into the appropriate range.
