The phrase "adjustments in the light of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made based on new information or circumstances.
Example: "We will make adjustments in the light of the recent feedback from our clients to improve our services."
Alternatives: "changes based on" or "modifications considering".
"But Hall will have to look at the details of Pollard and make promotions and adjustments in the light of the failings flagged up there".
We do not make strong assumptions about exactly how this training information is used, and even a very simple strategy of occasional bound adjustments in the light of positive or negative feedback is, in fact, gradient-based (albeit not very efficient) (e.g., Myung and Busemeyer, 1989).
· These policy groups would be consulted before policy selection and then provide feedback and adjustment in the light of experience.
The Bonferroni correction for testing of multiple SNPs was applied to the power calculations, using α=0.0005; this is a conservative adjustment in the light of the lack of independence between nearby SNPs, owing to linkage disequilibrium; moreover only 69 SNPs were in fact considered.
If only we could all make a few adjustments to the past in the light of what we later learn.
They will contain adjustments made by MEPs in the light of the new political balance following elections last year and new concerns raised by EU civil society.
This case calls for an adjustment of constitutional rights in the light of the particular living conditions of the time and place.
It said about the UK: "Greater near-term flexibility in the path of fiscal adjustment should be considered in the light of lacklustre private demand".
52 Model adjustments might also be required in the light of local patterns of injecting drug use and how these potentially link to risk practices, such as sexual risk in the light of amphetamine injection.
