The phrase "adjustments in this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifications or changes related to a specific subject or context that is implied or previously mentioned.
Example: "We need to make some adjustments in this report to ensure accuracy before submission."
Alternatives: "modifications in this" or "changes in this".
To overcome this challenge, we propose a special procedure called initial adjustments in this paper.
President Bush's current tax plan proposes some minor adjustments in this plan that accelerate the tax reductions.
Obama: Well, look, it is going to take a whole host of adjustments - and we couldn't reflect all of those adjustments in this budget.
Accordingly, the bias adjustments in this model produce estimates of Labor's two-party preferred vote share that lies below the actual reported poll results.
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"The creative range of tax adjustments in this bill will free up money that businesses would otherwise have to send to the I.R.S. so they can channel it back into the economy through salaries, training and investments like equipment instead".
As a coach, Terry Holland acknowledged having had to make a "little adjustment" in this season's team.
However, we note that glacial isostatic adjustment in this area is low27, and the effect would be minimal on the youngest ages.
Meanwhile, equivalent shocks to labor demand for women lead to smaller inflows of migrant workers, and labor force participation is a relatively more important margin of adjustment in this case.
Using the PCE looks like a very conservative choice for cost-of-living adjustment in this context.
In contrast to past studies, social support did not mediate the relationship between optimism and adjustment in this sample.
