The phrase "adjustments in those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifications or changes related to specific items or categories previously mentioned.
Example: "The team made several adjustments in those areas that needed improvement to enhance overall performance."
Alternatives: "modifications in those" or "changes in those".
Many glucose-lowering agents can cause adverse events detrimental to older individuals, such as hypoglycemia (insulin, sulfonylureas), weight gain (sulfonylureas, thiazolidinediones), gastrointestinal events (metformin), and fractures (thiazolidinediones), and are contraindicated or require dose adjustments in those with renal impairment (most oral/injectable agents).
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.
First, we attempt to reproduce the results of my 2007 model (McGouldrick and Toon 2007, 2008a, b), since we have made several improvements and adjustments in the model since those papers were published.
Mary Jo's greatest adjustment in those early days was both simple and profound: "It's so strange to hear them call me 'Miss Knipper,' " she said.
The Health Survey for England conducted in 2007 HSE 20077) was designed to place a special emphasis on information related to childhood obesity and also included estimates of psychological adjustment in those under 16 years [ 31].
In the 6 subjects who had performed the depth adjustment task for the texture and shading stimuli (Fig. 4 C), we correlated for the different regions obtained in the group analysis (Table 1), the differences in MR activity between the conditions in the individual subjects with the differences in their depth adjustment in those conditions.
So the combination of all of those special situations made it necessary to make some adjustments in the cabinet.
adjustments in the meanings of the primitives.
Did Green Bay make enough adjustments in the halftime?
She has, however, had to make adjustments in the classroom.
Sometimes simple adjustments in the selection process can increase diversity.
