The phrase "adjustments former" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe something related to previous adjustments, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The adjustments former to the project were not documented properly."
Alternatives: "previous adjustments" or "earlier modifications".
It will be interesting to see what adjustments the former Chelsea favourite does end up making.
"They heard us out" and made adjustments, a former senior department official recalled.
And, it's at Kansas where Advent will potentially have to make its first adjustments as former LSU head coach Les Miles arrives in Lawrence to lead the Jayhawks.
"Something is wrong with our elections, and our electoral system needs a major adjustment," the former Soviet leader said.
The Richmond Fellowship funded her in-depth quantitative analyses of potential modifiable protective processes in the psycho-social adjustment of former child soldiers in Sierra Leone.
I offer a theory explaining change over time in African development policies that applies broadly to African countries that underwent structural adjustment, whether former French, British, Portuguese, Belgian or Spain colonies.
Family acceptance, social support, and educational/economic opportunities were associated with improved psychosocial adjustment.Research on the social reintegration and psychosocial adjustment of former child soldiers is nascent.
Recommendations to bolster the evidence base on psychosocial adjustment in former child soldiers and other war-affected youth include more studies comprising longitudinal study designs, and validated cross-cultural instruments for assessing mental health, as well as more integrated community-based approaches to study design and research monitoring.
Further adjustment for former use of AD or AX at baseline did not change this finding.
After adjustment for former work in uranium mining, the OR was reduced to a non-significant slope of 1.02 (0.8 1.3) per mg/m year of cumulative exposure to respirable total carbon.
