The phrase "adjustments and one" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific adjustment or item, but without additional context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "We need to make several adjustments and one significant change to the project plan."
Alternatives: "modifications and a single" or "changes and one".
More recently, the U.S. EPA has simply begun asserting that its procedures have evolved to consider human variation in cancer risk (see question 6 in U.S. EPA 2011), but these amount to one trivial adjustment and one empty promise.
Excluding an accounting adjustment and one-time items, earnings were $1.13 billion compared with a loss of $750 million in the quarter a year earlier.
The playoffs are noted for teams making adjustments and this one will be no different.
However, we note that certain elements would be improved with slight adjustments and that one of the elements appeared redundant and should be removed.
He accuses the majority of his sex of being selfish, self-absorbed, uncommunicative and unwilling to make marital adjustments and at one point goes so far as to wonder whether evolution has "implanted a propensity for rape that lingers in modern man?" His conclusion: "It is not an exaggeration to suggest that today's women actually want more from life than men do.
A spokesperson for Mind says that common forms of support include flexibility around absences and deadlines, adjustments to your timetable and one on one advice and support.
Poor social and school adjustment on one hand and developmental anomalies on the other hand are among the most commonly observed abnormalities in HRSZ.
Viacom's operating income was $1.38 billion that year after accounting adjustments and substantial one-time charges.
Finally, two studies investigated relational and sexual adjustment in women and one found that women with higher marital adjustment before starting first-order treatments, assessed with the dyadic adjustment scale (Spanier, 1976), were less likely to discontinue [ t(49) = −2.72, P < 0.01, Schover et al., 1992].
