The phrase "adjustment to local" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing modifications or changes made to fit local conditions or standards.
Example: "The adjustment to local regulations was necessary for the project to proceed smoothly."
Alternatives: "adaptation to local" or "modification for local".
One advantage of the CICES approach is that it allows adjustment to local conditions.
From 1900 through the 1920s, Singer put in place its proven selling system in Japan, despite making remarkably little adjustment to local conditions, and with a fair degree of success.
This requirement covers a multitude of sins of course since there are numerous forms of adjustment to local circumstances and coordination.
Despite the fact that Ghana has tried hard to make business attractive, few firms cited any support from government, except for a policy of a 15% preferential price adjustment to local firms and possible assistance with gaining ISO qualification.
Small adjustments to local zoning laws, which often prevent mixed-use residential/work spaces (the equivalent of college dorms for graduates), could have dramatic effects on new-business formation.
Adjustments to local conditions must be done.
It has been argued that adjustments to local conditions at the axon terminal or region of axonal trauma would be greatly enhanced by local protein synthesis, particularly in primary afferent sensory fibers and motoneurons where the cell body can be located at a considerable distance from the axon terminals.
The method was designed to be appropriate for assessing and communicating functional ability information along with suggestions for workplace adjustments to local social security officers and employers.
Other algorithms address specific biases in a somewhat heuristic manner by either modeling and removing them or introducing adjustments to local read positions and/or counts in the overall ChIP-seq signal profile [ 18, 19, 28].
The SATZ interventions were similar across sites, although local adjustments were made in order to adjust to local circumstances and meet local needs.
The constant (theta) represents the limit of the network's response to a local change in control, and (phi) the limit of the local control adjustment to a local change in voltage.
