The phrase "adjustments likely to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential changes or modifications that are expected to occur in a certain context.
Example: "The adjustments likely to be made in the project timeline will help us meet our deadlines more effectively."
Alternatives: "changes expected to" or "modifications probable to".
YESTERDAY, I wrote of the effect of high oil prices:It's important important to remember, however, that long-term adjustments are likely to be far more important than short-term adjustments.
Without a transparent and accountable process for addressing climate risk to housing in particular localities, local knowledge and experience may be lost, and any local adjustments are likely to be made in an ad hoc and unregulated manner, introducing new problems of accountability should such adjustments fail.
The adjustments are likely to increase funds from operations, a measure of cash flow used by real estate investment trusts, 2 cents to 6 cents for 2003, and reduce funds from operations 22 cents to 26 cents for 2002.
On the other hand, changes in the legal retirement are currently subject to controversial debates and their future adjustments are likely to reflect the political support (or the lack of it) behind them.
The adjustments are likely to blunt the efforts of a group nine holdout states, led by California and Massachusetts, which are pushing for tougher sanctions in a suit scheduled to be heard March 11.
The concepts and methodology in these cases will be unchanged, but adjustments are likely to be necessary with regard to the numerical properties of the model and possibly the topology of the underlying biochemical network.
We presented ORs that were not mutually adjusted, because this adjustment is likely to be inappropriate due to multi-collinearity between the two chemicals.
While there has been much talk in the past of restoring energy to the Oscars by compressing the monthslong lead-up, any such adjustment appears likely to involve relatively minor tweaks, like moving the awards up by a week.
Second, when the adjusted estimates were unavailable, the calculated estimates without adjustment were likely to have potential confounding.
