The part of a sentence "adjustment where" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce a clause that explains or provides context for an adjustment that is being mentioned in the sentence. Example: The company made an adjustment where they increased the salaries of their employees to improve morale and productivity.
Chen went on to do his master's thesis the following year in the concept of dynamic difficulty adjustment, where the game adjusts how it reacts to the player based on the past and present actions of that player.
For example, it would seem reasonable to differentiate between instances of truly inappropriate risk adjustment where variance is due to poor practices (e.g., adjusted for benzodiazepine use for a falls indicator) and "over adjustment" due to the excessive use of spurious risk adjusters resulting in suppression of variance.
The reactivity obtained by the wild-type M13 phage without displaying any peptide (performed for each sample tested) was used for data adjustment, where the final optical density (OD) values obtained for each mimotope were adjusted by subtracting the corresponding OD values obtained by the wild-type M13 phage.
"You have to say to yourself, 'When can you make an adjustment where you flip the switch to energize this group?' " Hackett said.
All three offer automatic keystone adjustment, where a built-in level sensor tells the projector how to make the image perfectly rectangular automatically.
(Ian Denning, recruitment communications manager at Coventry University) "We found adjustment – where students who get higher-than-expected grades can trade up and go to what might be perceived to be a more prestigious university or course – more useful than Clearing because few of our students needed to use Clearing last year.
In contrast to studies using acute phase adjustments, where animals re-synchronize their rhythms to the adjusted LD cycle, jet-lagged animals 'ignored' phase alterations in environmental time and exhibited non-entrained, circadian (∼24-hr) rhythms (Figure 4B E).
We have looked at our exposure to the asset class, which is fairly minimal, and made adjustments where necessary.
At the end the visitors decide whether or not they agree with the school's assessment of itself, and make adjustments where they don't.
The few changes to infrastructure proposed in the Bloomberg plan are insignificant, minor adjustments where far bigger plans are needed, like finally finishing the eternally unfinished Second Avenue subway.
Cable technicians routinely carry enough gear with them to replace faulty equipment, check signal levels and make adjustments where needed to restore your home broadband service to its previous working condition.
