The phrase "adjustments in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose of making changes or modifications to achieve a specific goal.
Example: "We will implement adjustments in order to improve the overall efficiency of our operations."
Alternatives: "changes to achieve" or "modifications to facilitate".
Otherwise, the algorithm filters the effect of resources adjustments in order to adjust the collected data to the original infrastructure (on which the training was performed), before passing it to the SVM classifier.
Here, it map out their needs for support, guidance and environmental adjustments in order to perform in a job situation.
In the days before Sunday's start, Wheeler worked with the pitching coach Dan Warthen on mechanical adjustments in order to better hide his pitches.
Of course, nature -- the sunrises and sunsets -- favors the Uighur point of view on this one, and in practice the Chinese here have had to make a thousand little adjustments in order to live formally by Beijing's clock.
"We know they've had to make some adjustments in order to allow the U.S. team to prepare for the Olympics," Adubato said yesterday in a telephone interview from Orlando, Fla. "But it hasn't changed the number of games.
We do adjust for each location, but we try as much as possible to avoid making adjustments in order to maintain coherence in a small organization of just more than 110 employees.
Romney is calm and collected, rational and electable, willing to make any necessary ideological or strategic adjustment in order to win the nomination.
Mr. Gallois's call to arms received an implicit endorsement from the International Monetary Fund, which called on the French government Monday to overhaul the labor market and focus on "quality fiscal adjustment in order to strengthen incentives to work and invest".
The algorithm is used for each possible adjustment in order to have a filter of resources adjustments effect for each VM.
