The phrase "adjustments capable of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing modifications or changes that have the ability to achieve a certain effect or result.
Example: "The adjustments capable of improving the system's efficiency were implemented last week."
Alternatives: "modifications able to" or "changes that can".
The simulation model of international trade with costly capital stock adjustment appears capable of explaining many features of the patterns of factor price equalization, international investment, and changes in comparative advantage that have characterized the post-war period.
Charts of these data, either by score loading charts (PCA or PLS), residuals analysis, control or run charts of the product of the multivariable function, can provide adequate control monitoring for the multivariable relationship, allowing process parameter adjustment that is capable of restoring the process balance in case of drift conditions.
Thus network reconstruction and constraints-based analysis identify condition-dependent operational pathways that throw light on adjustments the organism is capable of making in different environments.
The model is capable of adjustments for more informed spatial matrices when prior information is available, such as likely walking distances for the children.
Designers of harvesting machinery have been working to develop a multiple-picking harvester capable of adjustment for use with more than one crop.
So far as the record before us indicates, the concept is a fluid one, capable of adjustment to different conditions in different countries.
These results suggest that the response of C. elegans to high SMFs is unique and capable of adjustment during long exposure and that this treatment may be less hazardous than other invasive treatments and drugs.
Clemens has a thorough understanding of his own mechanics, Stottlemyre said, and is capable of making adjustments from pitch to pitch.
To do so, they need processes that are heavily instrumented, equipment that is capable of fine adjustments, operators who are technically skilled, and documentation that is careful and precise.
But many recently-introduced leaf removal machines use compressed air pulses to remove leaves, and with proper adjustments, these machines might be capable of removing the appropriate cluster-zone leaf area while minimizing damage to clusters at bloom.
