The phrase "adjustments are indicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications are suggested or required based on certain observations or data.
Example: "After reviewing the report, it is clear that adjustments are indicated to improve the overall performance of the project."
Alternatives: "modifications are recommended" or "changes are suggested."
For most of the proteins analysed here, the initial automated alignments (see Methods) were unsatisfactory over short segments and manual adjustments were indicated.
The proposed FiO2 adjustments were indicated by an acoustic signal and displayed on the screen of the medical PC every 30 seconds.
Acute renal failure and hemodialysis are not contraindications to this therapy, and no drug dosage adjustment is indicated.
Because pharmacodynamics and plasma concentrations of the drug are not significantly different in adult patients with renal failure, no dose adjustment is indicated in this population [ 17].
These doses are based on normal renal function; renal adjustment is indicated for creatinine clearance of less than 50 mL/minute [ 17].
Normal or successful adjustment is indicated in patients who are able to minimise disruptions to life roles, regulate emotional distress and remain actively involved in aspects of life that continue to hold meaning and importance for them [11].
> -wrap-foot> Significant Partial correlations are indicated after adjustment for age, BMI, abdominal circumference, body fat percent and alcohol consumtion.
The significance level was originally set at 0.05 and then subjected to a Holm's sequential Bonferroni adjustment as multiple tests which are indicated at the bottom of the relevant table.
However, trabeculectomy leads to high transient postoperative inflammation but facilitates direct IOP reduction with very few postoperative adjustments and might be indicated in cases in which close monitoring is difficult [ 42].
Adjustment for comorbidity is indicated when assessing risk-adjusted functional outcomes over time or across jurisdictions.
The presence of ICD-10 recorded comorbid conditions is an important predictor of long term functional outcome following orthopaedic injury and adjustment for comorbidity is indicated when assessing risk-adjusted functional outcomes over time or across jurisdictions.
