The phrase "adjustment which can" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific type of adjustment that is possible or feasible in a given context.
Example: "The adjustment which can be made to the settings will improve the overall performance of the device."
Alternatives: "modification that can" or "change that can".
As such, it is the relationship of the session relative to the seasonal average at the reference site(s) that determines the temporal adjustment, which can therefore adjust distributed concentration to both lesser and greater values.
There are many different schemes to perform phase adjustment, which can be sorted into different groups.
When she started working with young people coming out of DJJ, they had few services available to help them with the adjustment, which can be brutal.
In the same box as the saturation adjustment is the lightness adjustment which can be used to darken the picture or make it look foggy.
But it is no substitute for fiscal and monetary policies, or for the appropriate exchange rate adjustments, which can stimulate demand when recession or deflation threaten.
HMRC has a dedicated support team that discusses and implements reasonable adjustments, which can include provision of assistive technology and changes to working hours, to holding meetings in an accessible room.
These figures are not affected by Mexican inflation accounting adjustments, which can distort earnings (see story, p. 57).
The increased labor costs resulting from stricter enforcement can lead firms to make additional adjustments which can also differ among men and women.
As also shown in Fig. 2, the L 2 norm-based constraint can cause most of the small and redundant adjustments which can be negligible in terms of speech recognition performance.
After getting better than expected grades, Anastasia Stankovsky from London used the Ucas Adjustment system – which can be found in the Track Choices section of the website – to switch on to her dream course, a BA Hons in television production, at Bournemouth University.
We use the distance information between nodes to establish a network error adjustment model, which can improve the localization precision and make the network localization error consistent.
